ISO/IEC 15288 (Systems Engineering) Training by Tonex
ISO/IEC 15288 (Systems Engineering) Training by Tonex provides professionals with a structured understanding of system life cycle processes, systems engineering practices, stakeholder coordination, and technical management. The course reflects the current ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 framework, which supports systems of interest, system elements, and systems of systems throughout their life cycles. (ISO) Participants learn how to connect organizational goals, stakeholder needs, system requirements, architecture, verification, validation, operation, and retirement activities.
Cybersecurity is strengthened when security requirements, risks, controls, and assurance activities are integrated across the entire system life cycle. The standard’s process-oriented approach helps organizations address cybersecurity dependencies, vulnerabilities, interfaces, and operational risks before they become costly system weaknesses.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Explain the purpose, structure, terminology, and application of ISO/IEC 15288.
- Identify major system life cycle stages and their relationships.
- Apply systems engineering processes to complex projects and programs.
- Translate stakeholder expectations into measurable system requirements.
- Coordinate architecture, design, integration, verification, and validation activities.
- Establish technical management processes for planning, control, measurement, and decision-making.
- Integrate risk, quality, configuration, and information management across the system life cycle.
- Strengthen cybersecurity by incorporating security considerations into requirements, architecture, verification, operation, and system retirement.
- Tailor system life cycle processes according to organizational and project needs.
- Improve communication among customers, suppliers, engineers, managers, and other stakeholders.
Audience
- Systems Engineers
- Lead Systems Engineers
- Systems Architects
- Project and Program Managers
- Engineering Managers
- Requirements Engineers
- Integration and Test Engineers
- Verification and Validation Professionals
- Quality Assurance Professionals
- Risk Management Specialists
- Acquisition and Procurement Professionals
- Configuration Management Specialists
- Cybersecurity Professionals
- Government and Defense Personnel
- Technical Consultants
- Product Development Teams
Course Modules
Module 1: Systems Engineering Framework
- Purpose and scope of ISO/IEC 15288
- Systems engineering principles and terminology
- Systems, system elements, and enabling systems
- System-of-systems engineering considerations
- Life cycle concepts and process relationships
- Stakeholder roles and organizational responsibilities
Module 2: Agreement and Organizational Processes
- Acquisition process objectives and activities
- Supply process responsibilities and outcomes
- Life cycle model management
- Infrastructure management across engineering programs
- Portfolio and human resource management
- Quality management policies and practices
Module 3: Technical Management Processes
- Project planning and engineering coordination
- Project assessment and control practices
- Decision management methods and criteria
- Risk and opportunity management activities
- Configuration and information management controls
- Measurement and quality assurance processes
Module 4: Stakeholder and Requirements Definition
- Stakeholder needs and expectations identification
- Operational concepts and mission objectives
- System context and external interfaces
- System requirements definition and analysis
- Requirements traceability and allocation
- Requirements evaluation and approval practices
Module 5: Architecture and System Realization
- Architecture definition principles and viewpoints
- Design definition and technical specifications
- System analysis and engineering evaluation
- Implementation of system elements
- System integration planning and execution
- Transition into the operational environment
Module 6: Verification Through Disposal
- Verification planning and acceptance criteria
- Validation against stakeholder expectations
- System operation and performance monitoring
- Maintenance planning and support activities
- Cybersecurity assurance throughout system use
- Retirement, disposal, and knowledge preservation
Advance your systems engineering capabilities with ISO/IEC 15288 (Systems Engineering) Training by Tonex and develop a disciplined approach to managing complex systems throughout their complete life cycles.