Titlebook: Effective Model-Based Systems Engineering; John M. Borky,Thomas H. Bradley Textbook 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Spr

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Extending Architecture to Real-Time Domains,n more detail in Appendix D. The key to correct RT system design is assured schedulability, which we discuss and illustrate using the E-X radar. We complete the discussion with multiple practical aspects of implementing RT systems, including selecting of RT components and dealing with safety and sec

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Developing the Network Dimension, specialized architecture topics, our goal is to equip the system architect with sufficient background to deal with this aspect of a system and to work effectively with experts in the field. . the reader will have a level of familiarity with networks and networking components that allows effective d

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Protecting Information with Cybersecurity,nd should draw. Next, we summarize the major aspects of incorporating security controls in a system architecture and design to achieve an acceptable level of security risk for a system. We extend this to the increasingly important world of service-oriented, network-based, and distributed systems. We

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Using Prototypes, Verification, and Validation to Evaluate and Enhance System Architecture,ize an alternative approach to SysML using Petri nets. Finally, we use the Smart Microgrid and E-X examples to illustrate these prototyping concepts. The essential idea is that a properly planned and executed prototyping activity can be of great value in reducing risk, saving cost and schedule, enha

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Using Reference Architectures and Frameworks,and can facilitate effective architecture reuse, and we discuss a number of recognized frameworks. We then conclude the RA topic by carrying it to the level of product line architectures that are predicated on efficiently tailoring RA content to meet related but distinct customer needs in a well-def

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Architecting the Enterprise,round established, we introduce the extension of MBSAP for enterprise architecture and further develop this in an SoSE methodology. The remainder of the chapter addresses specific aspects of SoSE, including interoperability among systems within an SoS, modeling and simulation at the enterprise level

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Applying Advanced Concepts,te powerful and resilient computing capability. One version of this is a primary constituent of cloud computing, which is perhaps the most prominent current trend in information technology and which, itself, has multiple variants. We look briefly at agents and proxies and summarize several advanced

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