Workshop - Principles of Systems Engineering |
This one-day workshop introduces participants to the concepts and application of Systems Engineering. Whether you are designing a scanner, electric wheelchair, ship, or aircraft, there are questions you should answer if you want to get the design right the first time. You need a process to move from a concept to successful field implementation. This process is variously called “a systems approach,” or “systems thinking,” or “systems engineering”. You will gain a basic understanding of the Systems Engineering process, application, and methodology from which you can become more valued contributor to product development teams. After this workshop, learners will be able to: 1. Recite a definition of Systems Engineering 2. Identify the major non-profit organization in Systems Engineering 3. List the major Systems Engineering standards 4. Paraphrase the major activities of a Systems Engineering process 5. Explain when to apply Systems Engineering to a project 6. List some of the key Systems Engineering decision activities and tools 7. Be able to ask intelligent questions about Systems Engineering "Science determines what IS … component engineering determines what CAN BE …. systems engineering determines what SHOULD BE … and engineering management determines what WILL BE" [1] [1] Arunski, J.M., P. Brown, and D. Buede, 1999. “Systems engineering overview,” Presentation to the Texas Board of Professional Engineers. |
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