Systems Engineering interface

1. Systems Engineering menu — Displays menus to support Systems Engineering actions. Some menu commands are specific to Systems Engineering.
2. Systems Engineering toolbar — Displays buttons to support Systems Engineering actions. Some toolbar buttons are specific to Systems Engineering.
3. Home view — Displays your Home folder structure. You place the objects you want to work with within your Home folder or within some folder structure beneath the Home folder.
4. Systems Engineering views — Displays multiple views of your Systems Engineering data. When you send Systems Engineering data to the Systems Engineering perspective, the data opens in the applicable view.

Example

When you send a requirement specification to Systems Engineering, the requirement specification opens in the Requirements view. The Requirement symbol displays in the tab.

Also, Systems Engineering has some interface elements, for example, the Trace Links view, that are not displayed in other Teamcenter perspectives.

Note

You can open each view in a separate window by right-clicking the tab and choosing Detached.

Tip

When you start a Systems Engineering session, the view you had open in the previous session is restored. The object you previously selected is highlighted, and the column configuration and revision rule are also restored. The previous session's sorting sequence is not retained, and the level expansion is retained only for the child object selected when the previous session ended. If multiple structure views were previously open, content is restored only for the last active view. If the client cache is cleared, the previous session settings are not restored.

Other elements of the Systems Engineering interface are common to multiple Teamcenter applications.