Why, what and how of systems thinking: system boundaries, classification, cause and effect, complexity and thinking tools, applied in three workshops.
A two-day course on systems thinking as a way to define system boundaries, understand relationships, articulate challenges and analyse trade-offs. It covers system characteristics and classification, cause and effect in system dynamics and complexity, handling negative behaviour, and an overview of thinking tools and standard perspectives, with three workshops applying the tools to participants' own challenges. Runs in Zürich and Munich.
PhD (Nuclear Engineering) · Master's (Operational Research) · Professor at a technical university (as stated by SE-Training)
Systems architect and consultant from the fusion-energy sector who co-devised the public ADEPT architecting methodology and trains for SE-Training GmbH.
Related discipline: Systems Thinking & Complexity
One-day seminar introducing systems engineering and the business case for it at enterprise, project and technical levels.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Richard Beasley
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.