Modellbasierte Umsetzung des Anforderungsmanagements zur Unterstützung der Entwicklung eines Experimentalsatelliten

Leveraging design thinking in MBSE: mitigating data and information uncertainties – an integration model approach

“…The two aspects can be considered complementary but have different emphases (VDI, 1986). In general, engineering design can be understood as the sum of all work steps from the product idea to the production of the manufacturing equipment (Feldhusen and Grote, 2013). However, the emphasis primarily lies on the technical functionalities in engineering design, whereas industrial design focus on the interaction with individuals (VDI, 1986).…”

“…Finally, the third pillar of MBSE is the tool, which furnishes a user interface to streamline and facilitate the process of model building, offering support along the way. The contribution of Gadzo et al (2021) initially examine, the individual terms "systems engineering" and "model" separately before merging them in a subsequent step to form a comprehensive understanding of the term MBSE. According to Dick et al (2017), the term model is understood as an abstraction of a system.…”

“…It describes a way of thinking that makes it possible to understand and design complex phenomena such as systems (Lindemann, 2009). The essence of Systems Thinking is the consideration of the overall task and the overall process while working on individual subtasks or sequential work steps, which promotes the achievement of a favourable overall solution while optimizing the individual assemblies or sub-steps (Feldhusen and Grote, 2013). Furthermore, Systems Thinking is even estimated as one of the most powerful tools of knowledge and understanding, because it teaches us to develop coherent and meaningful models of the world, whereby overall social improvements and design possibilities arise (Mella, 2012).…”