Journal of Quality Engineering and Management

Improving the quality and safety of a marine system using the requirements management process

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

ommolbanin yousefi 1
javad sheikh 2
NEDA HAJHEIDARI 3

1 Department of Industrial Engineering,Malek Ashtar University of Technology,Istahan,Iran

2 Researcher, SHahid Ghorbani Industrial

3 Department of industrial engineering, malek ashtar university

https://doi.org/10.48313/jqem.2022.192561
Abstract
Guiding the engineering process in systems has created an interdisciplinary approach called system engineering. The concept of guidance in the first step means choosing the best path among the existing paths and then guiding, directing and managing the process in the selected path. In this context, requirements management is one of the first stages of the product development process, which can engineer the requirements with a comprehensive and accurate view and produce a product that meets the needs of users.
The purpose of preparing this research, which was carried out in the period of 1402-1401, is to implement all requirements management activities in a marine system. For this purpose, at first, the basic requirements related to this product were extracted from different sources, categorized and then the metadata of the requirements was prepared, and one or more confirmation methods were provided for each of them. Finally, the relationship between the requirements has been determined and after resolving the conflicts between them, the metadata of the requirements has been updated. According to the results of this process, 106 requirements have been identified. These requirements will be considered as the basis for starting the product development and design process.

Keywords

System engineering
requirements management
safety
quality
marine system
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Journal of Quality Engineering and Management
Volume 13, Issue 1
Spring 2023
Pages 59-72

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