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|a Züst, Rainer.
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|a No More Muddling Through
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|b Mastering Complex Projects in Engineering and Management /
|c by Rainer Züst, Peter Troxler.
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|a Pre-Conditions -- Life Cycle Model, the Problem-Solving Cycle and their Interaction -- Methods – Interdisciplinary Universal Tool Box -- Situation Analysis -- Goal Definition -- The Search for Solutions: Concept Synthesis and Concept Analysis -- Selection: Evaluation and Decision -- Cases.
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|a Sustainable solutions require the integration of social and ecological aspects in every planning and decision-making process. This means: analyse the real world and model the problem-situation as a system; understand the needs and objectives of the customers and clients; carefully develop alternative ideas and solutions, as well as evaluate concepts under multidimensional aspects/criteria. In this area Systems Engineering could offer a fruitful approach. Systems Engineering (SE) is a systematic way of thinking and a methodology to guide demanding problem-solving processes in the fields of management and engineering. This book explains the most important principles and elements of Systems Engineering and three planning cases demonstrate the practical application.
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|a Engineering design.
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|a Electronic circuits.
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|a Renewable energy sources.
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|a Alternate energy sources.
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|a Green energy industries.
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|a Engineering Design.
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|a Circuits and Systems.
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