Tutorial A: System Requirements Analysis
Full Day Tutorial presented by:
Jeffrey Grady
Abstract
Three comprehensive universal architecture description frameworks (functional,
MSA-PSARE, UML-SysML) are offered that can be applied on any program that will be
effective no matter how the solution is implemented in hardware, software, or people
doing things. They produce requirements coordinated with a specification template,
department responsible for providing programs with people to do the requirements work,
the models to be applied from which the requirements are derived. Models are captured
and configuration managed.
Tutorial Objective
Effectiveness of deriving all requirements from models. Three model sets that are
comprehensive are reviewed, any one of which can be applied on any program. Ways are
provided to capture modelling artefacts such that they can be configuration managed.
Prerequisites
Some knowledge of systems engineering would be helpful.
Bio
Jeff Grady is the president of JOG System Engineering. Previously he worked 30 years
as a customer training instructor at Librascope on underwater fire control systems;
field and system engineer at Teledyne Ryan Aeronautical on unmanned reconnisance and
strike aircraft launched from air, ground, and shipboard; system engineer at GD Convair
on advanced cruise missile; and Systems Development department manager at GD Space
Systems Divisions on the Atlas. He also served 10 years in the Marines. Jeff has
authored nine books in the systems engineering field. He holds a bachelors degree in
mathematics from SDSU, a MS in System Management from USC, and a systems engineering
certificate from UCSD. Jeff teaches system engineering courses on-site at companies,
for short course companies, and at universities including UCSD. Jeff is an INCOSE Fellow,
Founder, and ESEP.
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