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INCOSE-ASEP/CSEP PREP QUESTIONS - I (SE
HANDBOOK CH.1-4)
System Concept - Answers- A shared mental representation of the actual system

System elements have processes that have the binary value of ______ or _____ -
Answers- idle, execute

System elements cannot be systems on their own merit. (True/False) - Answers- False

What are two things that integration must establish? - Answers- 1. relationships
between the effects that organizing the elements has on their own interaction.
2. How these effects enable the system to achieve its purpose

In complicated systems, the interactions between many parts are governed by______. -
Answers- fixed relationships

Difference between complex and complicated systems - Answers- o In complicated
systems, the interactions between many parts are governed by fixed relationships.
o In complex systems, interactions between the parts exhibit self-organization where
local interactions give rise to novel. Nonlocal, emergent patterns.
o Complicated systems can often become complex when behavior patterns change.

Challenges that influence the engineering of an SoS - Answers- o SoS Authorities
(each constituent system has its own local owner)
o Leadership
o Constituent systems' perspectives
o Capabilities and requirements (most SoS are made up of multiple independent
systems with their own requirements),
o Autonomy, interdependencies, and emergence
o Testing, validation, and learning
o SoS principles (new field, major learning curve for traditional SEs)
o Security challenges

What should be considered during life cycle stages of the SOI? - Answers- Relevant
enabling systems

One system variable can be the cause and effect of another system due to - Answers-
circular causation

In defining a hierarchy, a SE must strike a balance between: - Answers- 1. Defining
span of control clearly and simply
2. Resolving the structure of the SOI into a complete set of system elements that can be
implemented with confidence

,Characteristics that can be used to decide if SOI is better understood as a SoS -
Answers- o Operational independence of constituent system
o Managerial independence of constituent system
o Geographical distribution
o Emergent behavior
o Evolutionary development process

What are the three classes of SE competencies? - Answers- Systems thinking
Holistic life cycle view
SE management

Operating environment/ Operating Context - Answers- collection of elements that
interact with the system

Attribute - Answers- observable characteristic/property of a system

System Boundary - Answers- what belongs/does not belong to the system

Functionality - Answers- interactions of the system with its operating environment

System Architecture - Answers- per IEEE 42010 (2011): "the fundamental concept or
properties of a system in its environment embodied in its elements, relationships, and in
the principles of its design and evolution."

Variable - Answers- symbol/name that identifies an attribute

Measurement - Answers- outcome of a process in which the SOI interacts with an
observation system under specified conditions.

Dynamic behavior - Answers- time evolution of the system state

Emergent behavior - Answers- behavior of the system that cannot be understood
exclusively in terms of the behavior of individual system elements.

· Black Box/ White Box - Answers- - Black box: external view of the system (attributes)
- White box: internal view of the system (attributes and element structure)

Partitioning of the system - Answers- identify a complete set of distinct system
elements with regard to only the whole by suppressing details of their interactions and
interrelations

System Hierarchy Concept - Answers- per IEEE 15288: "[5.2.2] The system life cycle
processes...are described in relation to a system that is composed of a set of interacting
system elements, each of which can be implemented to fulfill its respective specified
requirement."

, SoS - Answers- an SOI whose elements are managerially and/or operationally
independent systems

Enabling systems - Answers- systems that facilitate the LC activities of the SOI

A life cycle can be defined as _____ - Answers- series of stages through which
something passes.

Per IEEE 15288: "5.4.2 - life cycles vary according to - Answers- the nature, purpose,
use and prevailing circumstances of the system..."

Where are SE tasks usually concentrated? - Answers- At the beginning of the LC

What are the three aspects of the lifecycle? - Answers- Business case
Funding
Technical

What are two critical parameters that systems engineers sometimes lose sight of? -
Answers- o Time to break even
o ROI

Decision gates or control gates are often called_____. - Answers- "milestones" or
"reviews"

Approval events in the project cycle that are important enough to be defined and
included in the schedule. - Answers- Decision/control gates

Decision/control gates address what questions? - Answers- - Does the project
deliverable still satisfy the business case?
- Is it affordable?
- Can it be delivered when needed?

These ensure that new activities are not pursued until previously scheduled tasks are
completed - Answers- Decision/control gates

What are the primary objectives of decision gates? - Answers- Ensure that the
elaboration of the business and tech baselines are acceptable and will lead to
satisfactory V&V.
Ensure the next step is achievable and the proceeding risk is acceptable.
Continue to foster buyer and seller teamwork
Synch project activities

There are at least two decision gates in any project which are? - Answers- (1) authority
to proceed and (2) final acceptance of the deliverable

List the decision options for decision gates - Answers- - Acceptable

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