JB Systems Media and Tech Covering the High-Tech Semi-Electronics-Systems Industries
Online Course Offering
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Dates: February 8, 2016 through March 18, 2016
Systems Engineering Management
Instructor: John Blyler
RMS Partnership Program with FIT
Students will receive 3 Continuing Education Units from the Florida Institute of Technology or a certificate of completion that may be applied as 30 Continuing Learning Points (CLPs)
Managing complex technical systems presents different challenges from typical project/program management. This course will explore those differences using good (systems) engineering principals, numerous case studies and modern tools. Some of the contemporary topics include:
- Implementing a strategic, tailored middle-out approach to development that incorporates legacy systems.
- Collaborating change across many engineering and business disciplines without affecting existing tool flows or development processes.
- Managing integration and assessing challenges between hardware and software teams.
- Exposure to Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) techniques.
- Modern case studies to support up-to-date system engineering principles and concepts including decision modeling, trade-off analysis for hardware and software systems and the effect of organizational structure on product design.
- Practical system engineering program and design review checklists to aid in the effective and efficient implementation of overall program requirements (partially available online).
* Visit the RMS Partnership page (right-hand column) to register
Last Day to Register is Thursday, February 4th
Soon after you registered a member of the RMS Partnership will contact you regarding on-line procedures and related information
* Government and industry using a teaching assistance form (e.g. DD1156) please contact the RMS Partnership to register: president@rmspartnership.org.
All others kindly use PayPal or credit cards through PayPal link provided.
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