ENMG 660 - Systems Engineering Principles

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ustry standards for SE and SA and a standard definition for the “The Systems Engineering (SE) Process” are provided and are used throughout the course. The course describes how the SE process is implemented in standard life cycle models and through various standard organizational structures. Key SE technical process topics include: Requirements Definition, Requirements Analysis, Architectural Design, Implementation, Integration, Verification, Validation, and Transition. Key SE management process topics include: Decision Analysis, Technical Planning, Technical Assessment, Requirements Management, Risk Management, Configuration Management, Interface Management, and Technical Data Management. Other topics will include: IPTs, Model-Based Systems Engineering, DoDAF, Structured Analysis, UML, SysML, requirements allocation, traceability, specialty engineering, technology readiness assessment, technical performance measurement, earned value measurement, and work breakdown structures. Students will develop a requirements document, and integrated architecture, and a System Engineering Plan (SEP). Homework and Exams are designed to provide the opportunity to practice the concepts learned in class.