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A traceable systems engineering methodology (military avionics)
A methodology is described that can be used in the systems engineering process to develop weapon system requirements as well as a system design. The two major benefits of the methodology are that it provides traceability and facilitates integrated design through the use of a common mission function set and analysis matrices. Application examples are provided for deriving avionics performance requirements and architecture information flow requirements.<>
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