Systems engineering applied to infrastructure projects: stakeholder problem definition, intended-use descriptions, design and engineering management.
A five-day immersion in engineering infrastructure that delivers value to stakeholders, grounded in systems thinking and systems engineering. It covers the types of information that define an infrastructure problem, stakeholder identification and requirements capture and validation, the intended-use description (CONUSE) and operational solution description, physical and logical design and trade-off studies, and engineering management in an infrastructure context. PPI states the course was created and is presented in collaboration with Engeflux Engenharia de Sistemas.
BEng and MSc (Industrial Engineering), University of São Paulo · PhD (Industrial and Systems Engineering), Virginia Tech · Founding member and past President, INCOSE Brasil
Systems engineer and educator who co-developed PPI's Engineering Successful Infrastructure Systems course and facilitates it worldwide, in collaboration with Engeflux.
Certificate upon completion.
PPI states that the course may be credited towards maintenance of INCOSE Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) certification for 40 Professional Development Units, qualifies for 40 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.
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