Systems Engineering Course Introduction

Effective Systems Engineering is essential to the successful development of complex systems. It needs to be understood and practiced both by organizations acquiring major assets and by the industry producing them. Bernard Hough of CSC developed the Systems Engineering Fundamentals Course and has been teaching it successfully since 1997. The course has been continuously improved to keep pace with changes in technology, methodology, standards, procurement strategies, etc. It has a similar scope to training provided by the US DoD (through the Defense Acquisition University) and NASA, but is richer in content and provides both practical guidance and numerous job aids. It is compliant with ISO/IEC 15288:2008, Systems and Software Engineering -- Life Cycle Processes and consistent with INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook.

Each student will receive a comprehensive, up-to-date textbook containing theory, case studies, outlines, check lists and exercises.
Read more at the following link http://www.csc.com/ca_en/ds/11413/13345-systems_engineering_management_course

To see the course outline, click on the following link http://www.csc.com/ca_en/ds/11413/42922-systems_engineering_fundamentals_cour...

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