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hebdomad 2 Discussion 1 Bring Systems into existenceColorado practiced UniversityCS672 Systems engineering science MethodsPooja KattimaniInstructor Professor John KingJanuary 13, 2014Bring Systems into BeingWhat be some characteristics of humane- do or engineered dusts that distinguish it from natural system?The characteristics of human made systems which will distinguish from natural system ar as followsHuman made systems are those systems which are brought into world by human intervention through components, attributes or relationships between them, whereas the natural systems are brought into being by a natural process. Example example for human made systems is solution to flooding problem of Nile river, example for natural system are water cycle, food chain etc.Human made systems dedicate some impact on natural world. Example When Aswan Dam was create on Nile River, it had impact on the natural world. Problems such as rapid erosion of Nile delta, fishing industry was reduced in eastern Mediterranean etc. whereas Natural systems exhibit equilibrium and high degree of enounce Example water cycle. In natural system material flows are cyclic in nature.Human made systems are created by offset printing with identifying the needs of customer and ending with phase out and disposal, whereas the natural systems harbour no dead ends and no wastes.2. Pick a product, describe the enabling system that is required to bring it into being, and explain the importance of engineering the system and product together.Consider an automotive product to be developed in automotive industry. For most organizations lack of visibility of data, technology and people in the product development life cycle cause challenges to organizations. Use of... ...sons guest communication step in spiral model helps to know the needs of customer and gather complete requirements necessary to develop the system.In roll model there is avoidance of risk is enhanced because there is hi gh amount of risk analysis.Software can be developed in the early stages of software development life cycle.It is good for larger projects because it is repetitious process, when it proceeds through several stages of lifecycle, each time a disparate prototype is developed. Hence prototype can be evaluated for risk in the lead proceeding to next step.Additional functionality can be added in after stages of development cycle if required.ReferencesBlanchard B. S. & Fabrycky W. J. (2011), Systems Engineering and Analysis, New JerseyPrentice Hall.Blanchard B. S. (2008), Systems Engineering Management, New Jersey John Wiley and SonsInc.