Lecture

Systems Integration and Interface Management

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Description

This lecture covers the importance of interface management in preventing system failures, the types of interfaces, and the Design Structure Matrix (DSM) approach. It also discusses system integration, the sequencing of integration, and the role of standards in simplifying interface management.

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