Systems Architecture: Strategy and Product Development for Complex Systems 1st Edition

This was a required book for a class in my Systems Engineering masters courses. I didn't care for the course much, but this book was amazing. It starts off with simple systems anyone can understand and explains the various concepts from what is a system to a system architecture's role within a company compared to his role in the project.

Very readable, good textbook format. That said the text book problems are more complex than the samples they provide in chapter.

Very interesting and informative. I'm only partially into the book at this time. I did take the MIT class from Ed Crawley and have found many new insights.

It is a great complement for the MIT class. Most of the information of the class is in here. I would recommend the book to anyone not able to take the whole certificate.I was thinking the size of the book was as any typical engineering book, but this one is smaller, so reading it entirely is doable

Great material. Thanks Bruce Cameron.

Excellent if you're coming from an engineering background but still organized enough that engineering background is not required.

Great book and it is a must-read for network architects and system engineers.

Essential Systems Engineering book