ESI 1.10 Master Class Fundamentals of Systems Engineering
ESI offers a five-day master class on Fundamentals of Systems Engineering.
This course discusses fundamentals of systems engineering. Initial focus is on
need identification and problems definition. Thereafter, synthesis, analysis,
and evaluation activities during conceptual and preliminary system design phases
are discussed and articulated through examples and case studies. Emphasis is
placed on enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of deployed systems while
concurrently reducing their operation and support costs. Accordingly, course
participants are introduced to methods that influence system design and
architecture from a long-term operation and support perspective.
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The target audience of this master class are designers, integrators, acquirers
and users of complex systems. It not only serves as an essential introduction
for systems engineers, - architects and analysts, but is also of interest to
design engineers, project managers and program managers who must work closely
with them to ensure that effective systems are realized.
This course is a five-day course, where theory and practice are mixed
continuously.
- Day 1: Course Overview; Business Drivers for Systems Engineering.
Overview of the Systems Engineering Process
- Day 2: Stakeholder Requirements and System Concepts. System Capabilities
and Characteristics
- Day 3: Completing the System Requirements. Developing a Functional
Architecture
- Day 4: Fundamentals of Life Cycle Analysis. Risk Management and Other
Program Issues
- Day 5: Systems Requirements Review. Presentations by each project team.
Course Evaluation and Wrap-up
Minimum: 15
Maximum: 16
The maximum number of participants is 16. Participation is possible as an individual or in small teams from the same company (typically 3 to 5 participants).
Course dates will be scheduled once at least 14 participants have
subscribed
Course hours are from 9:00 AM until 5:00 PM
Embedded Systems Institute, TU/e Campus, Laplace-building 0.10 Den Dolech 2, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
