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SYSE-801 Systems Engineering Principles
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Campus
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RCMS
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Programs
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PG
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Session
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Fall Semester 2016
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Course Title
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Systems Engineering Principles
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Course Code
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SYSE-801
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Credit Hours
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3-0
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Pre-Requisutes
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Course Objectives
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The purpose of the course is to help students learn to think like systems engineers. Specifically, the students will learn:
- A hierarchical model of complex systems, composed of a set of commonly
occurring building blocks or components.
- A system life cycle model derived from existing models but more explicitly related to evolving engineering activities and participants.
- A model of the steps in the Systems Engineering method and their iterative application to each phase of the life cycle.
- A concept of ‘materialization’ that represents the stepwise evolution of an abstract concept to an engineered, integrated and validated system.
- Specific responsibilities of systems engineers as they evolve during the system life cycle and the scope of
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Detail Content
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- Foundations of Systems Engineering.
- Systems Engineering & the world of modern systems
- Systems Engineering Landscape
- The system development process
- System Engineering management
- Concept Development stage
- Needs Analysis
- Concept Exploration
- Concept Definition
- Decision Analysis & Support
- Engineering Development stage
- Advanced Development
- Software Systems Engineering
- Engineering Design
- Integration & Evaluation
- Post Development Stage
- Production
- Operations & Support
- Retirement & Disposal
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Text/Ref Books
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- Kossiakoff, A., Sweet, W. N., Seymour, S. J., Biemer, S. M., Systems Engineering Principles & Practice, 2nd ed. Wiley Series, NewJersy, 2011.
- Blanchard, Benjamin S., Fabrycky, Walter J., Systems Engineering and Analysis, 5th ed. Prentice Hall International Series, 2010.
- Various handouts and research papers.
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Time Schedule
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Fall 2015
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Faculty/Resource Person
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Dr Salman Shahid
PhD (USQ Australia)
Discipline : Biomedical
Specialization: Bioelectromagnetics
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