Comparing the BABOK and the SEBOK, Part 5

I want to take a second look at the Knowledge Areas identified by the BABOK and those by the SEBOK, specifically where there is an overlap between the two sets. 

I want to do this in preparation for a deeper comparison of their treatments of their Knowledge Areas and Tasks and Activities.

The table below lists the Knowledge Areas for the BABOK, and what to me might be the corresponding Knowledge Area addressed in the SEBOK.  As can be immediately seen, the SEBOK Knowledge Areas cover a lot more topics.

BABOK Knowledge Area	SEBOK Knowledge Area	Remarks
	Systems Fundamentals
	Systems Science
	Representing Systems with Models
	Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems
	Life Cycle Models
	System Deployment and Use
	Product and Service Life Management
	Systems Engineering Standard
Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring
Elicitation	Concept Definition	This SEBOK KA contains the following Activities: Mission Analysis Stakeholder Needs and Requirements
Requirements Management and Communication	System Definition Systems Engineering Management	“Requirements Management” is very briefly treated in the SEBOK under the “System Requirements” topic, which is under the System Definition KA. Configuration Management is considered part of the BABOK KA “Requirements Management and Communication”. In the SEBOK, Configuration Management is discussed under the Systems Engineering Management KA
Enterprise Analysis	Concept Definition	This SEBOK KA contains the following Activities: Mission Analysis Stakeholder Needs and Requirements
Requirements Analysis	System Definition	The topic of "System Requirements” addresses assessing the quality of the requirements and their prioritisation. System Requirements is a topic under the KA System System Definition
Solution Assessment and Validation	System Realization	This SEBOK KA contains the following Activities: System Implementation System Integration System Verification System Validation
	Product Systems Engineering
	Service Systems Engineering
	Enterprise Systems Engineering
	System of Systems
	Enabling Businesses and Enterprises
	Enabling Teams
Underlying Competencies	Systems Thinking Enabling Individuals
	Systems Engineering and Software Engineering
	Systems Engineering and Project Management
	Systems Engineering and Industrial Engineering
	Systems Engineering and Procurement / Acquisition
	Systems Engineering and Specialty Engineering

In the next post on this topic, I will start comparing the contents of the matching Knowledge Areas.