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    Systems Engineering is a multi-disciplinary engineering approach to problem analysis and solution design&amp;nbsp;for&#xD;
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    A systems engineer often manages the technical aspects of creating a complete solution when&amp;nbsp;multiple engineering&#xD;
    disciplines must cooperate to achieve success.&#xD;
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    The systems engineer focuses on developing a complete description of the problem by developing a complete, correct, and&#xD;
    consistent set of requirements.&#xD;
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    There is a long list of engineering disciplines from which the systems engineer may need to select in order to staff a&#xD;
    project. A successful company will have an on-going organization that develops products and will charter projects as&#xD;
    needed to produce a specific product.&amp;nbsp;&#xD;
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