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System 1 System n by Gerrit Muller HBV-NISE e-mail: gaudisite@gmail.com www.gaudisite.nl Abstract The master study Systems Engineering is completed by performing a thesis project. This document describes objectives and guidelines for the project and the thesis. SE body of Knowledge reflect reflection Distribution This article or presentation is written as part of the Gaudí project. The Gaudí project philosophy is to improve by obtaining frequent feedback. Frequent feedback is pursued by an open creation process. This document is published as intermediate or nearly mature version to get feedback. Further distribution is allowed as long as the document remains complete and unchanged. status: concept organizational and operational context organizational and operation context user needs and requirements breadth case design and realization connect case depth case 10 0 requirements 10 1 design decisions 10 2 10 3 parts connections lines of code 10 4 number of details 10 5 10 6 10 7

Objectives of Master Project SE courses SE fundamentals architecture&design integration&test logistics electives industrial context apply value case reflect Apply SE methods, techniques, and concepts in practice and reflect on its application, while providing value to the industrial sponsor 2 Gerrit Muller SETPobjectives

Formalized Goal Statement The goals of the Final Project are: the students have to prove again their professional competence and the acquired command of the s engineering discipline by applying it to a selected problem. the selected problem has to be relevant in the context of the company in which the student works, so that knowledge is truly put into practice. to facilitate the students to make the step from just applying to critical reflection. to verify that students are capable to operate at academic level. 3 Gerrit Muller SETPgoals

Assessment Criteria A clear line of reasoning: trigger or problem statement goal/objectives context analysis facts, data, observations analysis, discussion, evaluation conclusion and specific: for the case from company perspective more generic: for the chosen method/technique/topic from Body of Knowledge (BoK) perspective significance of case or BoK contribution explicit justification for the research approach (research methodology) 4 Gerrit Muller SETPcriteria

Stakeholders of the Master Project academic supervisor coaching quality grading master project industrial company sponsor industrial context usable results company supervisor coaching industrial case academic student research paper industrial 5 Gerrit Muller SETPstakeholders

Scoping is Crucial What methods, techniques, tools, concepts What (sub)s, releases, functions, qualities, aspects, disciplines, technologies What timing of activities and deliverables What resources (student time, means, advisors) What approach, criteria Systems Engineering industrial planning planning research 6 Gerrit Muller SETPscoping

Case Positioning organizational and operational context System 1 case System n 10 0 10 1 requirements case 10 2 design decisions 10 3 10 4 parts connections lines of code number of details 10 5 10 6 10 7 7 Gerrit Muller SETPcasePositioning

Depth, Breadth and Reflection organizational and operational context System 1 case organizational and operation context user needs and requirements System n SE body of Knowledge design and realization case reflect connect reflection breadth depth case 10 0 requirements 10 1 design decisions 10 2 10 3 parts connections lines of code 10 4 number of details 10 5 10 6 10 7 8 Gerrit Muller SETPcaseT

Difference Academic and Industrial Goals SE body of Knowledge academic perspective goal organizational and operation context user needs and requirements means design and realization case connect reflect reflection breadth depth goal means industrial perspective 9 Gerrit Muller SETPstakeholdersTview

Process of Master Project Pick subject Secure supervisors (NISE, industry) Write proposal, project plan; for paper write abstract Perform project; involve supervisors regularly Write paper and iterate with supervisors Grading by academic supervisor and censor Graduation Publication in journal or conference 10 Gerrit Muller SETPprocess

SEMP Workshops anticipating in RP how to apply approach searching a topic research methods prepare academic project execution academic writing August June August September February tentative dates for milestones for IM students 11 Gerrit Muller SEMPworkshops

Master Project Milestones proposal SE need company abstract academic contribution book plan introduction check structure, style final paper/report presentation September November February May tentative dates for milestones for IM students 12 Gerrit Muller SETPmilestones

Plan: Simple PERT Diagram legend control architecture and design 70%-1.5wks 1 wk ~2 wks incremental build methematical models, simulate various inputs 70%-6wks ~4 wks ~4 wks analysis and simulation f1 50%-5wks analysis and simulation f2 20%-5wks case (depth) and context (breadth) "meta" reflection and consolidation 70% 20% 10% analyze stakeholders, requirements, analyze concepts and context "simple" context model, analyze impact and adapt requirements verify performance 20%-2wks 20%-11wks 20%-1wks write phase report report layout write draft paper and include findings finalize paper 10%-1wks 10%-1wks 10%-10wks 60%-2wks 13 Gerrit Muller SETPprojectPlanPERT

Abstract "A good abstract should answer three questions: What did I do, what did I learn, and why is that important? The key is to identify something or things that can be reused in the future." Prof. Michael Pennotti, Stevens Institute of Technology 14 Gerrit Muller SETPabstract

Needed: Time Machine "fast forward" yourself into the future what do you expect to be the project outcome? now start project end project abstract perspective time Students write an initial abstract at the start to think through what can happen. At the end of writing the paper, you write the real abstract. The academic supervisor has to accept the initial abstract before starting the project. 15 Gerrit Muller SETPabstractTimeMachine

Project Execution maintain a project log keep supervisors involved data, findings documents references regular presentations regular meetings time box and iterate early feedback on paper case and context reflection and consolidation start writing early elicit feedback early work incremental 16 Gerrit Muller SETPprojectExecution

Publishable Paper 1. Explanation of the subject; what is the goal of the project? 2. Positioning of the subject in the academic context and literature; what does this paper add to the Body of Knowledge? 3. How is the project performed, what has been done. 4. Evaluation of the project, reflection on the results and the project itself. 5. Paper should be submittable to a refereed conference or to a journal; the academic supervisor may accept a report as well. 17 Gerrit Muller SETPpaper

Stevens Guidelines for Paper 1. Clearly introduce the problem that the manuscript is discussing/ addressing, 2. Discuss the problem background. That is, discuss the research that has been previously conducted by you or others in the field (or related fields) to solve/address the same or similar problem, 3. Develop a succinct argument for the methods or ideas proposed in your manuscript, 4. Present a clear and understandable justification of why the proposed methods or ideas contribute to a superior or different solution to the problem. A clear statement of your contributions is often crucial to reviewers. Clear specify this when possible. And finally, 5. Discuss the likely future directions of the research being conducted by you (your group). www.stevens.edu/sse/fileadmin/sse/pdf/se_master_project_guidelines.pdf 18 Gerrit Muller SETPstevensGuidelines

Final Presentation at the end of the project student presentation of master project ~30 minutes presentation ~20 minutes questioning by examinators ~10 minutes examinators conclude committee: academic supervisor at least one other academic staff member of SE (optional) censor (optional) company supervisor or representative at least 3 people 19 Gerrit Muller SETPfinalPresentation

Publication Process Company screens paper for sensitive or confidential issues, see http://www.gaudisite.nl/buskerudsepublicationprocedureslides.pdf Select target journal or conference, typical choices are: INCOSE symposium, CSER, Journal of SE Transform the paper into the prescribed format or template Review of the paper by NISE and Company, adapt paper Submit paper to journal or conference Process journal or conference feedback Final review by company Submit final version Visit conference and present paper 20 Gerrit Muller SETPpublication

Third Party Involvement If a third party is involved, e.g. a customer or supplier, then ask the third party to agree with publication procedure: http://www.gaudisite.nl/buskerudsepublicationprocedureslides.pdf and ask who will be reviewer for the third party 21 Gerrit Muller SETPthirdParty

Conventions for Submitting Project Deliverables Submission instructions use for all deliverables the following conventions: filename: SEMP <your name> <subject>.<version>.<extension> e.g. SEMP John Student abstract.2.doc where subject = {proposal abstract plan presentation paper...} email to: <gerrit muller gmail com> subject: SEMP <subject> cc: <gunnarkb gmail com> "standard" file types preferred, e.g. pdf, jpg, doc, xls, ppt 22 Gerrit Muller SETPsubmissionInstructions

Links workshop 1 in June Master Project Description: http://www.gaudisite.nl/sethesisprojectpaper.pdf workshop 2 in August Systems Engineering Research Methods: http://www.gaudisite.nl/seresearchmethodsslides.pdf workshop 3 in September Master Project; Writing an Abstract: http://www.gaudisite.nl/masterprojectwritinganabstract.pdf Master Project; Execution Phase: http://www.gaudisite.nl/masterprojectprojectexecution.pdf Publication procedure: http://www.gaudisite.nl/buskerudsepublicationprocedureslides.pdf Guidelines for visualizations: http://www.gaudisite.nl/visualizationguidelinesslides.pdf Validation of Systems Engineering Methods and Techniques in Industry http://www.gaudisite.nl/cser2012_muller_validationseinindustry.pdf Systems Engineering Research Methods (paper) http://www.gaudisite.nl/cser2013_muller_seresearchmethods.pdf Systems Engineering Research Validation http://www.gaudisite.nl/seresearchvalidationpaper.pdf Published Master Project papers: http://www.gaudisite.nl/masterprojectpapers.html Workshop Academic Writing http://www.gaudisite.nl/rpacademicwritingslides.pdf Stevens Institute guidelines: https://www.stevens.edu/mpt/content/masters-project-guidelines 23 Gerrit Muller SETPlinks