Blended course applying systems engineering to transport projects: problem framing, stakeholders and competing needs, writing requirements, architecture, and verification and validation.
A blended course in which 8–12 hours of online preparation precede a live workshop. It covers systems theory and systems thinking applied to engineering and transport systems, developing the system of interest, engaging with the system context, optimising the organisation, and the systems engineering process: identifying stakeholders and their competing needs, writing transport project requirements, synthesis and system architecture, and verification and validation. It can be customised for groups of six or more.
Chartered engineer (as stated by EEA and Overmorrow) · Fellow, Engineers Australia (as stated by EEA)
Chartered systems engineering specialist with more than 20 years across transport, health, energy, defence and aerospace; trainer for Overmorrow Consulting and Engineering Education Australia.
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Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Richard Beasley
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Course facilitators may include: Jessica Korzeniowska
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