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Originally Posted by Ian Curtis
In my day job, the systems group does not make that decision. Systems tracks your compliance to requirements, but if you have a non-compliance then that is brought to the attention of other affected owners. If you can't agree on your own, then it is elevated up through the program management, who has the final say (and of course has to weigh the advice of all the affected owners). The equivalent of program management for FRC would be your wizard student or engineer that chooses to serve as Chief Designer/Engineer/Wizard/etc.
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That's interesting. In the scope of FRC, I believe that the SE group would probably be composed of of the chief designer/engineer/wizard/etc. to begin with.
To talk about System Engineering in general, some documentation (read: wikipedia) seems to imply that the SE folks are involved in design and managing of complex projects. I suppose the specific role tends to vary from company to company.
- Sunny G.