Certified Systems Engineering Professional Csep · Free Practice Question Easy
Question 10
[ID-5047] Regarding the system design definition process, it can be said that:
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A
It focuses on the essential concepts, functions, properties, features and behaviors of a system.
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B
All the other options are wrong.
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C
The system design description, one of its outputs, is an input to the system architecture definition process.
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D
It focuses on developing a design solution detailed enough to allow the development of a functional architecture.
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: C
A.
This is applicable to the system architecture definition process. See INCOSE SE Handbook 5th Ed. Section 2.3.5.4, p.123.
B.
there is a correct option to be chosen among the others.
C.
This is part of the iteration between the system requirements definition process and the system architecture definition process. See INCOSE SE Handbook 5th Ed., section 2.3.5.5., p.125.
D.
The design should be detailed enough to allow the realization of the system. System architectures (e.g. functional, physical) function as an input for the design definition process (even though there might be some iteration). See INCOSE SE Handbook 5th Ed., section 2.3.5.5., p.127.
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