ENGG7000 – Systems Engineering

Systems Engineering (SE) is the discipline of building highly sophisticated systems that work successfully. It is about the key creative processes that transform concepts into system designs, and the key technological and management processes that enable system development to proceed in an orderly, interdisciplinary fashion – maximising opportunities to meet customer needs while minimising risk.

The course is an introduction to Systems Engineering (SE). It explains key SE practices, including requirements analysis, functional analysis & system design, and verification & validation. It will give students first hand experience of application of SE techniques and tools in team projects. Students will learn principles that apply to all large systems, through the complete system lifecycle –from conception through to disposal – with particular attention to software-intensive systems and systems of systems.

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ENGG7000 is one of the core courses for the Masters of Systems Engineering program.