Part-time 16-day executive certificate covering the management, technical and contractual processes of complex systems engineering, including integrated logistics support.
Gives engineers and senior technicians a global view of systems engineering and the methods and tools for each stage. Management processes cover systems engineering and project management, project and program risk, and work breakdown structures. Technical processes cover needs expression and functional analysis, requirements and technical specification, the V development cycle with qualification and acceptance, performance allocation, system architecture, value analysis, subcontracting policy, modeling in support of systems engineering, software development, optimization of the system and its support system, and integrated logistics support. Contractual and enterprise processes cover budgeting and workload planning and responding to international calls for tender.
Teaching combines lectures, application exercises and a case study; written and oral exams follow each module. The program corresponds to block 2 of France Compétences RNCP 37259 'Expert en ingénierie des systèmes (MS)' and is eligible for CPF funding.
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Written and oral exams after each module.
Executive certificate; block 2 of RNCP 37259 'Expert en ingénierie des systèmes (MS)' (as stated)
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