Online professional certificate on test and evaluation principles and methods for assuring complex systems, from concept to sustainment.
Develops the knowledge and skills to conduct test and evaluation (T&E) for assurance of complex systems: T&E principles and methods in the context of systems engineering, evaluating systems with a scientific approach, designing data collection, and selecting and justifying an approach to system assurance. Topics include measures of effectiveness, suitability and performance; developmental, acceptance and operational T&E; environmental and threat factors; legal aspects; test resources including ranges and modeling and simulation; and the use of MBSE to support T&E, practiced through group projects and case studies.
The certificate is a single course (ENGM5002) delivered fully online.
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“Learners will develop critical thinking and complex problem-solving skills through group projects and case studies.”
“Delivered fully online. Part-time only (no full-time option). Start date: February.”
“Prospective students are expected to have a general knowledge of engineering or related disciplines equivalent to a Bachelors degree, along with some professional experience.”
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Non-award professional certificate; can be credited toward the university's master's program in systems engineering (as stated)
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