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What is a system?
A purposeful collection of inter-relate components working together to achieve some common objective.
System caegories
Technical computer -based Systems
Systems that include hardware and software
Socio-techical systems
Systems that include technical systems but also operational processes and people who use and interact with the technical system.
Software is Flexible
Software is often changed (too much)
New version can be downloaded and distributed
Hardware problems can be solved with software
Characteristics of socio-tehnical systems
Emergent properties: properties of the system of a whole
that depend on the system components an their
relationships.
Non-deterministic: Inconsistency of input to output.
Complex relationships with organizational objectives: Different views and objective of systems and management
Types of emergent property
Functional property:
These appear when all the pats of a system work together to achieve some objective.

Non-Functional properties:
Reliability, performance, safety and security relate to the behavior of the system in its operational environment.
Systems Engineering
Specifying, designing, implementing, validating, deploying, and maintaining socio-technical systems.

Hardware, software and processes.
Systems Engineering process (V-cycle)
Inter Disciplinary Involvement
System Objectives
Should define why a system is being procured for a particular environment.
Functional objective: Fire an alarm intruder system
Organizational objective: Flow of normal functioning of work is carried out.
System Modelling
An architectural model presents an abstract view of the sub-systems making up a system. (Block Diagram)
Legacy Systems
Existing systems which must be maintained.
System Procurement
Acquiring a system for an organization to meet some need.
Legacy system componenes
Hardware
Support software
Application software
Application data
Business Processes
Business policies and rules
legacy System Laters
Business processes
=> Application software
=> Support software
=> Hardware