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The course provides an overview Systems Engineering professional competencies. Content and case studies present Systems Engineering as a multi-faceted discipline that draws upon human, organizational and technical resources to define, develop and deploy a system.
Theoretical and practical foundations of systems engineering; processes, tools and principles employed throughout a system’s life cycle: from concept inception through system retirement/disposal.
Co-requisite: SEE 501
Course covers processes, principles and tools utilized throughout a system’s life cycle. Topics include the role of requirements engineering, risk management, supportability and logistics in the development of complex systems.
Prerequisite: SEE 510
Statistical methods used in data analytics with a focus on decision making in engineering applications.
Prerequisite(s): (1) MAT 150 or MAT 321 or an introductory course in statistics and probability; (2) CSC 121 or an introductory programming course; (3) SEE 502; (4) SEE 550; (5) SEE 560
Probability and statistics for engineering project cost estimates, system risk assessments, life cycle models and management plans.
Prerequisite(s): (1) MAT 131 or MAT 321 or an introductory course in statistics and probability; (2) SEE 510
Principles of engineering economics; impact of economic factors for systems engineers, tools for understanding and analyzing these factors, fundamental quantitative analysis of cash flow, system life-cost estimating; parametric cost models.
Co-requisite: SEE 510
Application of computer simulation to engineering (sub)systems; system analysis, model construction, data collection, and automated simulation tools.
Prerequisite(s): SEE 530
Application of model curation, model repositories and model integration in MBSE; distinction between engineering models and model-based systems engineering is emphasized.
Prerequisites: SEE 530, SEE 540, SEE 550 (Concurrent enrollment in SEE550 is allowed)
Holistic approach to the process of architecting systems in various engineering disciplines.
Prerequisite(s): SEE 510
Critical issues associated with the integration of systems and/or systems-of-systems.
Prerequisite(s): SEE 550, SEE 560, SEE 570
Individual research on a systems engineering topic under the direction of graduate faculty.
Prerequisite(s): SEE 504, SEE 585 (may be taken concurrently) AND consent of graduate advisor