#systems engineering

[anti-parent]

i know this is very hammer-thinks-everything-is-a-nail of me but we have got to get the tumblr MLs and anarchists both into systems engineering. sysml v2 just came out late last year, eclipse foundation released an open source web app for it, it's the dawn of a golden age of SE imo. and we could all be doing so much for our orgs by doing some MODELING!!! making some project models and data management plans and systems security plans!! i honestly wouldn't mind using agile workflows for community projects either i think they'd make the work much more efficient!

anyway. the nasa systems engineering handbook is free to access and it has a ton of really great information. if your org has a lot of moving parts and could use help with organization & efficiency then these tools are out there for you and you should check them out.

The Eclipse SysON project provides an open-source web-based tooling to edit SysML v2 models.

also consider reading (SKIMMING! it's really, really long) NIST 800-160 for tips on how to create more secure digital systems

[hachama]

I maybe want to write a paper about the practical considerations of tossing rocks at earth from the moon

[engineering]

alias please=sudo

Keeping a site like Tumblr alive and snappy for you to post at a moment’s notice, all day and night, is no small feat. Pesky crabs sneak into our data centers and cut cables all the time…

If you want to help our small but excellent systems team, want to work from anywhere, and are deep into nginx, mysql, kubernetes, and caching, join us in this adventure. Or, if you have a friend or a colleague who’s good with servers, send them our way.

[curvymommy70]

Welcome to Reliability Engineering as a part of Systems Engineering.

[bobby-luv]

[agilesyseng]

“A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that works. The inverse proposition also appears to be true: A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be made to work.” ― John Gall, The Systems Bible: The Beginner's Guide to Systems Large and Small

[crevicedphilosophy]

02.25.2023 // "i live to taste freedom."

finish studying for physics finals -> moved to 2/26

finish expos project w/o final interview

statistics (unit 3)

environmental science (unit 3)

fold laundry

4-6 pm: prep for evening

6-9 pm: mother's graduation party

I'm just in the final stretch of attempting to finish as much as I can with the limited time I have. I may have to move some of this tomorrow as well, but at the very least I have it planned out in some way.

I slept really late last night because I was catching up with the old friend and we got the interview done for the expos project, so I just need to put the presentation together now!!

My mother finally graduated with a Master's degree in Systems Engineering!! She started at the time I started high school and now we are graduating together this year... I'm incredibly excited for her!! So now there is a huge graduation ceremony and dinner that we are going to and I get to dress up and such for it!! Onwards to another day....

🎧 Who is She? by I Monster

[lastbenchpapers]

07.16.2020

Decided to start @myhoneststudyblr 's summer studying challenge ! I really like her challenges. Probably won't post everyday but I love seeing everyone's summer thoughts and work + feeling like we're all in it together!

July 16th: Do you have a lot of work to do for school or university or your job for the summer?

Yes. A lot.

Every summer I tell myself: I'm gonna relax and take a break. And then I never do. 🤷🏽‍♂️