A Requirements-Driven System Design Process (with a Preview of ARP 4754A)
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This presentation, which was delivered at IESF Mil-Aero in Long beach, CA, on Sept 13, 2011, discusses the importance of a requirements-driven systems development process. It also introduces the new regulatory policy ARP 4754A, which governs aircraft and systems development, and advocates such an approach.
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