Ten-day on-campus certificate programme in Karlsruhe combining five short courses: systems engineering fundamentals, big data management, modelling and simulation, an embedded systems case study, and process models and assessments (6 ECTS).
A certificate programme of five complementary short courses in a structured learning path: fundamentals of systems engineering (lifecycle management, requirements engineering, architecture and design principles, coordinating disciplines and stakeholders); big data management for data-intensive engineering; modelling and simulation (system abstraction, mathematical and computational modelling, simulation-based analysis); a case study in model-based embedded systems development (integration of hardware and software, analysis and validation); and process models with maturity and capability assessments.
Participants who complete the programme and pass the final examination receive 6 ECTS credits, recognised as one module of HECTOR School's Master of Science programme. Taught in English on the KIT campus in Karlsruhe.
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6 ECTS credits on completing the programme and passing the final examination
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