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Systems analysis: selected readings

Stanford L. Optner

1973

Introduction to Reconfigurable Computing

Christophe Bobda

2007

Physics of Classical Electromagnetism

Minoru Fujimoto

2007

Semiconductor optical amplifiers

Michael J. Connelly

2002

Readings in model-based diagnosis

Johan de Kleer, Walter Hamscher

1992

Principles of Systems

Jay Wright Forrester

1988

The design of operating systems for small computer systems

Stephen H. Kaisler

1983

System Requirements Analysis

Jeffrey O. Grady

1993

Architecting resilient systems

Scott Jackson - undifferentiated

2010

Intelligent automation and systems engineering

Sio-Iong Ao

2011

Introduction to the personal software process

Watts S. Humphrey

1996

WI-FI TM, BLUETOOTH TM, ZIGBEE TM AND WIMAX TM

Houda Labiod

2007

Failure is not an option

Gene Kranz

2000 ★ 4.7

Digital Systems Fundamentals

John M. Motil

1972

Discrete-Time Linear Systems

Guoxiang Gu

2012

Principles of electronic instrumentation

William A. Lynch

1962

Requirements engineering

Gerald Kotonya

1998

Smoothing, forecasting and prediction of discrete time series

Robert Goodell Brown

1963

System design with Ada

R. J. A. Buhr

1984

Introductory system engineering

John G. Truxal

1972

To engineer is human

Henry Petroski

1985 ★ 3.6

A system engineering approach to imaging

Norman S. Kopeika

1998

Resolution space; operators and systems

Richard Saeks

1973

Networks and algorithms

Joan M. Aldous, Alan Dolan

1993

Brain-computer interfaces

Gert Pfurtscheller, Bernhard Graimann, Brendan Allison

2010

Advanced building systems

Klaus Daniels

2003

Petri nets for systems engineering

Rüdiger Valk, Claude Girault

2003

Computation Engineering:

Ganesh Gopalakrishnan

2006

Space systems technology

Regis D. Heitchue

1968

Emergence

Steven Johnson

2001 ★ 4.2

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