Software engineering projects are frequently part of larger, more comprehensive projects that include equipment (hardware), facilities, personnel, and procedures, as well as software. Examples include aircraft systems, accounting systems, radar systems, inventory control systems, and railroad switching systems. These system engineering projects are typically managed by one or more system project managers (sometimes called program managers) who manage projects composed of engineers, experts in the field of the application, scientific specialists, programmers, support personnel, and others. If the software to be delivered is a “stand-alone” software system (a system that does not involve development of other nonsoftware components) the software engineering project manager may be called thesystem project manager.
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