About this course
Develops an understanding of systems analysis and its foundational role in systems engineering, complementing System Validation and Verification. It covers the analytical methods that, with tests, form the basis for validation and verification, developing system models and integrating component models into a system model, model-based and hardware-in-the-loop simulation, tools for developing system models, the temporal utility of models and model fidelity.
Facilitators
Facilitator not identified in public sources checked.
Prerequisites
- Undergraduate degree in a technical field or equivalent experience (certificate prerequisite)
Course outline
- 01
Systems analysis methods
- 02
Tools for developing systems models
- 03
Temporal utility of models
- 04
Model fidelity
Certificate of completion
1.4 CEUs; the course counts toward UAH OPCE's Systems Engineering Certificate
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