Posts Tagged ‘management systems engineering’
Houston…We Have A System-Level Problem
Thursday, December 4th, 2008
Just imagine what happens when the guidance system on the International Space Station goes on the fritz and the entire lab begins doing somersaults through outer space. Then the solar panels no longer work and the communication system fails, and suddenly you understand how serious system-level design problems can become. Ret. Capt. Daniel Bursch recounts the incident from the safety of the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif.
Systems Engineering Management
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008This online graduate course covers the essentials of systems engineering management and its critical interconnection to program/project management. Systems engineering is the integration of several engineering fields into an efficient and effective process for the overall technical management of programs and development of systems and products. Students will gain detailed knowledge in management techniques applicable to activities within Systems Engineering, including evaluating new technology, integrating legacy systems, trade-off studies, technical performance measurement, cost-effective process tailoring, technical reviews and audits, and others. Several case studies projects will be studied throughout the course to illustrate key concepts and management techniques
Professor: John Blyler
Class Begins: September 28, 2009
Class Ends: December 6, 2009

