Overview

Included in degrees & certificates

• 721

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Understand the discipline and practice of systems engineering to include general system concepts and methods.
• Understand the technical processes, technical management processes, agreement processes, organizational project enabling processes, knowledge processes and how-to tailor processes.
• Describe the concept and benefits of MBSE as consisting of a language, process, and tool in order to understand the functionality of a MBSE tool.
• Characterize systems using models and words.
• Define problems.
• Examine lifecycle models to determine their benefits and disadvantages.
• Identify and document system requirements using a process.
• Apply the methods of requirements allocation and traceability.
• Understand concepts in architecture definition and design definition.
• Develop and describe alternative system solutions.
• Understand different system analysis methods to evaluate potential system solutions.
• Explain the impact of best manufacturing practices on product quality.
• Develop the foundations for candidate system architectures.
• Apply critical and systems thinking to assignments and discussions.
• Understand engineering ethics and apply ethical standards and behavior.