Length: 3 Weeks
Systems Engineering Certificate Training by Tonex
Systems engineering is an interdisciplinary team process aimed at creating successful systems.
Systems engineering starts by defining customer needs and functionality, before going on to create a holistic design. It considers both the business and the technical needs of all customers, with the ultimate goal of providing a quality product that meets the user needs.
Systems Engineering integrates the technical effort across the development project:. This includes:
- Functional disciplines – such as operators, economists and program managers
- Technical disciplines – such as vehicle engineers, civil engineers and command and control engineers
- Cross-cutting issues such as risk management, asset management and change control
Uppermost, systems engineering is about managing complexity. Systems Engineering helps avoid omissions and invalid assumptions, helps to manage real world changing issues, and produce the most efficient, economic and robust solution.
The Systems Engineering process delivers a better understanding of the client needs and helps program managers to manage change and configuration effectively through the project lifecycle.
The Systems Engineering process delivers a better understanding of the client needs and helps program managers to manage change and configuration effectively through the project lifecycle. By using the Systems Engineering approach, project costs and timescales are managed and controlled more effectively by having greater control and awareness of the project requirements, interfaces and issues and the consequences of any changes.
Systems Engineers work with program managers to achieve system and project success. Systems Engineering techniques can be scaled to adjusted to suit the size and complexity of the project.
Research shows effective use of Systems Engineering can save 10-20% of the project budget. It is not hard to know when System Engineering fails, because when something important goes wrong it usually makes the news fast. People get hurt, programs are delayed and over-budget, the law becomes involved.
Systems Engineering Certificate Course by Tonex
Systems Engineering Certificate by Tonex is recognized internationally for the leadership and dynamic approach in helping organizations accomplish fundamental changes to their Systems Engineering, MBSE (Model Based Systems Engineering), Requirements Engineering, ConOps, Architecture, Design, Verification and Validation, UML and SysML.
System Engineering Certificate was created to introduce the concept system thinking, seeing the bigger picture and facilitating through a modern agile and lean process, cross activities and inter-disciplinary involvement to enable the realization of successful systems and system of systems (SoS).
Learning Objectives: Upon completion of the Systems Engineering Certificate Training, participants will be able to:
- Learn the fundamental principles and concepts of systems engineering.
- Apply systems thinking to solve complex problems and optimize processes.
- Effectively manage and lead cross-functional teams in engineering projects.
- Develop comprehensive systems requirements and specifications.
- Implement systems integration and verification processes.
- Use modeling and simulation techniques to analyze and optimize systems.
Audience: This course is ideal for professionals and aspiring systems engineers in various industries, including aerospace, defense, automotive, healthcare, and information technology. It is suitable for:
- Engineers seeking to enhance their systems engineering skills.
- Project managers and team leaders involved in engineering projects.
- Recent graduates and early-career professionals looking to enter the field.
- Technical professionals interested in a career transition to systems engineering.
Course Outline:
Systems Engineering Certificate Training Program focuses on Key Systems Engineering Principles:
- Understanding the stakeholder points of view of the system
- Systems Engineering key processes such as: stakeholder analysis, needs assessment, elicitation, Concept of Operations (ConOps), stakeholder involvement, requirements engineering, systems analysis and design, verification and validation of the system, operations and maintenance
- Developing Concept of Operations (ConOps)
- Mapping Concept of Operations to Validation Plans
- Developing User Requirements
- Mapping Systems Requirements to Verification Plans
- Better system modeling
- Systems Requirements Project Management and Risk Assessment
- Human Systems Integration and User Experience
- Systems Architecture, Modeling and Simulation
- Problem Solving
- Design of Experiments (DOE)
- Lean and Agile Systems Engineering
- Embedded Systems Engineering
- Reliability, Safety and Cybersecurity
Core Courses (All Required)
- Systems Engineering Level 1
- System Engineering Project Management
- Systems Thinking
- System Integration and Testing
- Systems Design and Analysis
- Principles of Modern Systems Engineering
Elective Courses (Up to 4 Courses)
- Applied Systems Engineering
- Developing User Requirements
- Embedded Systems Engineering
- Systems Development & CONOPS
- Verification and Validation (V&V)
- Cybersecurity Systems Engineering
- Cybersecurity Test and Evaluation (T&E)
- Model User Concepts and OCSMP Level 1 Exam Preparation (DEF)
- Model-Based Engineering with SysML
- Model-Based Testing (MBT)
- Modeling and Simulation for Systems Engineering
- Monte Carlo Simulation
- Principles of Problem Solving
- Requirements and Specification Writing
- Requirements Engineering Management
- Requirements Engineering Workshop with Use Cases
- Systems Modeling Language (SysML)
- System Modeling and Simulation (M&S)
- System of Systems Engineering (SoSE)
Optional Courses (Up to 4)
- Agile Systems Engineering
- Avionic Systems Engineering
- Cybersecurity Test and Evaluation (T&E)
- Design of Experiments (DOE)
- Evaluation and Decision Making
- Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA)
- Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
- Human Systems Integration
- Leading Systems Engineering Teams
- Lean Systems Engineering
- Life Cycle Cost-Estimating
- Model-Based Engineering with SysML
- Modeling and Simulation for Systems Engineering
- Modern Systems Engineering Thinking
- Principles of Problem Solving
- Project Contracts and SoW Writing
- Requirements and Specification Writing
- Requirements Engineering
- Requirements Engineering Management
- Requirements Engineering Workshop with Use Cases
- Risk and Opportunity Management
- Root Cause Analysis
- System Engineering Training Level 2
- System Reliability and Safety
- Systems Architecture
- Systems Engineering Value Management
CapstoneProject
Systems Engineering Certificate
Who Should Attend
Engineers, system analysts, system architects, chief engineers, directors of engineering, program managers, project managers, validation and verification engineers and PM, chief system engineers, and any other professionals who want to learn the practical aspects of systems engineering and best lessons learned in successful projects.