Systems Engineering Terry Bahill, Professor Emeritus Department of Systems and Industrial Engineering Department of Biomedical Engineering University of Arizona In March 2002 this photograph of Bahill was installed in the Baseball Hall of Fame exhibition Baseball As America. Bahill holds U.S. patent...

The Commercial off the Shelf Based Engineering Process Terry Bahill and Rick Botta The purpose of the Commercial off the Shelf (COTS) Based Engineering Process is to ensure that non-developmental products are considered as a primary solution to addressing customer needs rather than focusing on custo...

Some New Systems Engineering Concepts Terry Bahill This seminar will explain (1) the difference between derived and decomposed requirements, (2) the difference between a concept of operation and an operational concept description, (3) why requirements should be prioritized and (4) the work products ...

Graham, Loren R., The Ghost of the Executed Engineer: Technology and the Fall of the Soviet Union, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, 1993. One of the first Systems Engineers was an early twentieth century Russian named Peter Palchinsky. He resolutely advocated that engineers be responsible for th...

Systems Movement: Autobiographical Retrospectives Contributions to the Mathematical Foundations of Systems Science and Systems Engineering A. Wayne Wymore Professor Emeritus of Systems and Industrial Engineering The University of Arizona 4301 North Camino Kino Tucson AZ 85718 wayne@sie.arizona.edu,...