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The acquisition process refers to the systematic approach of acquiring a product, system, or service to meet specific needs within a system lifecycle.
Imagine we’re going to bake cookies, and there are two types of uncertainties we might face: epistemic and aleatory.
1. Epistemic Uncertainty (Lack of Knowledge) Epistemic uncertainty is like not knowing what kind of cookies people will like. Imagine we don’t know if people will prefer chocolate chip or oatmeal raisin cookies. This uncertainty is because we don’t have enough information about people’s preferences.
In system engineering, it’s like not knowing exactly how a new machine will work or what people will think about it in the future.
What is System? Before we discuss the system state, let me quickly explain what a system is. A system is a collection of parts that work together to accomplish something. Think of it like a team where each member has a specific role, and together, they achieve a common goal.
What is true about a system state? Imagine a system is like a robot that we can give different jobs to do.
Understanding the key concepts and terminologies in system engineering is crucial for effectively managing and optimizing complex systems. This series of article aims to break down some of the important and complex sentences from INCOSE Handbook making them easier to grasp. This helps to understand the concepts and also act as a tips to the ASEP certification exam.
Holistic, Balanced, Life Cycle Approach SE practitioners work within a project team and take a holistic, balanced, life cycle approach to support the successful completion of system projects
