NASA NTRS · 20140016719
Tailoring Enterprise Systems Engineering Policy for Project Scale and Complexity
Abstract
Space systems are characterized by varying degrees of scale and complexity. Accordingly, cost-effective implementation of systems engineering also varies depending on scale and complexity. Recognizing that systems engineering and integration happen everywhere and at all levels of a given system and that the life cycle is an integrated process necessary to mature a design, the National Aeronautic and Space Administration's (NASA's) Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) has developed a suite of customized implementation approaches based on project scale and complexity. While it may be argued that a top-level system engineering process is common to and indeed desirable across an enterprise for all space systems, implementation of that top-level process and the associated products developed as a result differ from system to system. The implementation approaches used for developing a scientific instrument necessarily differ from those used for a space station. .
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Cox, Renee I., Thomas, L. Dale. 2014-10-08. Tailoring Enterprise Systems Engineering Policy for Project Scale and Complexity. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20140016719
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