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Which one of the following best summarizes how the DoD views Systems Engineering?
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Systems Engineering is an interdisciplinary
approach encompassing the entire
technical effort to evolve and verify an
integrated and total life cycle-balanced set
of system, people and process solutions
that satisfy customer needs
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