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Definition of the term "work product" from a systems engineer's view

Definition of the term "work product" from a systems engineer's view

Definition of the term "work product" from a systems engineer's view

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I am searching for the definition of the term "work-product" from a systems engineer's point of view.

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RE: Definition of the term "work product" from a systems engineer's view

Reference:
1. IEEE Std 100-1992 "The New IEEE Standard Dictionary of Electrical and Electronics Terms" 5th Edition
Reference 1 defines "Work" as "The work done by a force is dot product of line integral of the force. See "Line Integral."" The "Line Integral" is:
I=Integral from a to b of (V x cos(theta) x ds
=Integral from a to b of V . ds
=Integral from a to b of (Vx dx + Vy dy + Vz dz)
I is line integral
V is vector of magnitude |V|
ds is element of path
theta is angle between V and ds

RE: Definition of the term "work product" from a systems engineer's view

I agree.

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