One-day seminar introducing systems engineering and the business case for it at enterprise, project and technical levels.
A one-day seminar that introduces systems engineering and sets out the evidence for its value to engineering, project and business performance. It gives high-level exposure to the main practices — requirements capture and validation, solution definition, design optimisation, integration and verification and validation — and to systems engineering as a common language within and between teams.
FIE Aust · CPEng · IntPE(Aus)
Systems engineering practitioner, consultant, trainer and methodology developer with extensive international experience in technology-based projects.
Expert Systems Engineering Professional (ESEP) · Member, INCOSE Crossroads of America Chapter
Systems engineering consultant and trainer with more than four decades in engineering, engineering management, consulting and training. PPI Principal Consultant and editor of PPI's Systems Engineering Newsjournal.
BSc (Physics), Bristol University · MSc (Gas Turbine Engineering), Cranfield University · Chartered Engineer (CEng)
Systems engineer with more than 37 years' experience, formerly Associate Fellow in Systems Engineering at Rolls-Royce, and a PPI Principal Consultant and course presenter.
Certificate upon completion.
PPI states that the course may be credited towards maintenance of INCOSE Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) certification for 8 Professional Development Units, qualifies for 8 hours of Engineers Australia and Engineering New Zealand CPD, and that PMI PDUs may be claimed.
Certification relevance indicates subject-matter relevance only. It does not imply accreditation, formal alignment or endorsement by any certifying body.
Three-day introduction to systems engineering across the full lifecycle, taught through fantasy-themed team storytelling in which teams define, design and deliver a system.
Course facilitators may include: Jessica Korzeniowska
One-day examination of agile practices in physical systems engineering, their applicability and limitations, and the role of MBSE.
Workshop on using AI, especially large language models, for systems engineering tasks such as requirements, architecting, traceability, verification and risk analysis.
Presented by: John Fitch, Francois Retief