That’s where system diagramming can come in handy. Below are a few examples. You’ve probably already seen this type of diagram being plotted somewhere on an office whiteboard. This graph ...

"We designed a new language to talk about these new systems," Zardini says. This new diagram-based "language" is heavily based on something called category theory, he explains. It all has to do ...

Yet, we still often see system design mistakenly equated with outdated practices like Big Design Up Front, rigid frameworks like TOGAF, or specific documentation outputs (e.g. diagrams or ...

First, engineers manually derive differential equations that describe the system. Next, those equations are converted into a block diagram (consisting of adders, integrators, and so on ...