SYSE 591 - Intro. to Systems Engineering /Approach
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4 |
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Fall |
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Online BlackBoard |
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| Description: |
This course provides the beginning knowledge and skills necessary to engineer complex, multi-disciplinary systems. It serves as a cornerstone course for the Systems Engineering program.
The student will gain interdisciplinary knowledge and skills necessary to:
- Define the system life cycle and the particulars of stakeholder involvement
- Cover critical tools and methods for implementing Systems Engineering
- Explain the various structure and tasks of the Systems Engineering process
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Understand systems engineering as an interdisciplinary process.
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Demonstrate the value of systems concepts in the development of products, processes, and services.
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Access case studies, templates, and checklists that support the systems engineering approach.
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| Text: |
Systems Engineering: Principles and Practice, A. Kossiakoff and W. Sweet
ISBN 0-471-23443-2
NASA Systems Engineering Handbook. NASA
[Available as a PDF in course]
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