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System types
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- 2. System Fundamentals Types ofSystems
- 3. Session Outcome ▪ Describethe various system types
- 4. Type 1 -Systems Open System – Interacts with its operating environment through inputs and outputs across the boundary Closed System – Isolated from its external environment 4Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai SoI External element External Interface (I/O)
- 5. Type 2 -Systems Natural System – contains natural elements – result of natural processes Human Made System – contains human-made /natural elements adapted to human designed purposes Human Modified System – natural system modified by human 5Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai https://www.deccanherald.com
- 6. Type 3 -Systems Physical Systems– exists in a physical form Conceptual System – do not have physical form 6Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai
- 7. Type 4 -Systems Precedented System – has been produced before Unprecedented System – has not been produced yet. It requires research and development. 7Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai
- 8. “ Systems engineeringis applied to open, physical systems that are human-made/modified from largely precedented elements 8Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai
- 9. Wider System of Interest (WSoI) ▪Operating environment ▪ Wider environment 9Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai
- 10. Aircraft System 10 ▪ DuringRain/Snow/Fog ▫ Wings - subsystems ▫ Radar – subsystems ▫ Engine - subsystems Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai https://code7700.com/g450_ice_and_rain.htm
- 11. System as aProduct In a physical sense, the term “System” considered as “Product” The outcome of a system may be a product or system delivers product. 11Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai
- 12. Few System Products 12Dr.P.Karthikeyan,Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai Development product Test product Training product Disposal product Support product
- 13. System – OperationalCapability Systems are much more than an aggregation of Hardware and Software products Also include Organisation, personnel, collective training systems, facilities, data, support, operating procedures and policies 13Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai
- 14. Aircraft System Capabilities 14 ▪Personnel – air crew operation ▪ Support – maintenance ▪ Facilities – terminals ▪ Org. policies – operate system ▪ Collective Training – air crew & ground crew ▪ Data – specification to operate ▪ Major equipment – HW & SW Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai https://www.geaviation.com
- 15. System – Descriptions Systemcan be described in two broad ways Logical (functional) ▪ What it will do ▪ How well it will do ▪ How it will be tested ▪ What condition it will perform ▪ What other systems will be involved Physical ▪ What are the system elements ▪ How they look ▪ How they are to be manufactured, integrated and tested 15Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai System Requirements
- 16. System – Architecture Systemarchitecture can be described in two broad ways SystemLogical Architecture ▪ Requirements break- down structure (RBS) SystemPhysical Architecture ▪ Work break-down structure (WBS) 16Dr.P.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai System Subsystem Assemblies Components Mission Function 1 Function 1.1 Function 1.2 Function 2 Function 2.1
- 17. System of Systems 17Dr.P.Karthikeyan,Associate Professor – IT, TCE, Madurai System of Interest (SoI) System Subsystem System Elements Subsystem System Elements System Subsystem System Elements System of Systems (SoS)
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