#4. System-engineering based approach to software engineering: The system-engineering based approach to software engineering differs from classical so
{"Image DocumentName": "#4. System-engineering based approach to software engineering:", "Image ImageDescription": "The system-engineering based approach to software engineering differs from classical software engineering. There are various sources of these differences, the major of them being: -Area of application. The software that we discuss here is applied in various areas of Engineering, in spite that it is run on computer systems and produced by people who are familiar with the discipline of Software Engineering. -Expertise they require. Entire computerised systems for which given engineering-based software is being produced, focus on highly specialised tasks that are to be accomplished. Thus they usually require a lot of highly specialised expertise from people involved in their development. Thus, the software produced for such enlarged systems almost always is requiring from the system engineer two different levels of expertise, namely the expertise in software engineering, as well as the expertise in specific specialised area. As an example consider programming robots, CAD/CAM, or programming machine tools with computerised control. To carry out programming in these areas, just expertise in SE or in programming is NOT enough. The system engineer who does such programs must also have a highly specialised knowledge of robots, CAD/CAM, or machining (manufacturing) systems that are just being programmed. The situation gets even much more complicated, when the engineered is specialised system software that controls such enlarged computerised systems (i.e. systems for which computer system is just a single component). Then such a system engineer must have even more advanced knowledge in at least two different disciplines, namely in SE, as well as in the specific system that is programming. The expertise demand for such computerised system software is usually satisfied by a new generation of university graduates who complete so-called interdisciplinary studies , a component of which is Engineering.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}