When system elements do not properly integrate, what is the typical root cause?

A system design that can continue operating correctly even if part of the system fails is addressing which property?

Which best describes the concept of a mode in system design?

Which best summarizes the difference between complicated and complex systems?

What is a typical cause for scope creep in large, complex projects?

Which cognitive bias leads people to rely too heavily on the first piece of information provided when making decisions?

In the context of complex systems, which phrase best describes a property that arises from interactions among parts, but not from any single component?

A consistent set of product requirements, design data, and test procedures under formal version control is known as:

What do we call a recognized but unverified proposition used by engineers to proceed under uncertainty?

Which method can reveal if the design meets performance needs under different stress conditions before final build?