Concepts and implementation checklist for general system engineering by Arthur Golubev 19850316

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By Arthur Golubev 19850316 Concepts And Implementation Checklist For General System Engineering 20240928

Concepts part of the checklist:
1 Dimensions of the system:
1-1 What dimensions of the system are;
1-2 What values of dimensions of the system can be;
2 Parts of the system:
2-1 How the system can be divided;
2-2 What set of functions of parts of the system can be;
2-3 How can parts of the system intercommunicate;
3 Storing information in the system:
3-1 What storing information in the system can provide advantages;
4 Parts of the result:
4-1 What and how storable parts of the result can be get once;
4-2 What and how storable parts of the results can be reused decreasing recalculations;
4-3 Which lifetime needs to for each of the part of the result;
Implementation part of the checklist:
5 Intersafeness of the parts of the system:
5-1 How parts of the whole system can control and if required defense and change each other;
6 Reserves of the system:
6-1 What violations of normal processes can be in the system;
6-2 What reserves of the systems are;
7 Costs of variants of implementations in the system:
7-1 What costs (both implementations and maintenance) of variants of implementations in the system are;
8 Interaction of the system with other world:
8-1 What are on the borders of the system with the other world, how to keep it safe and what costs of keeping safety it are;
9 Interaction of the system with users:
9-1 What are the best ways of interacting the system with users;
10 Interaction of the system with technics:
10-1 What are the best ways of interacting the system with technics.
11 Speeds of parts of the system:
11-1 How possible speeds of parts of the system influence on intercommunication of the parts of the system.