About this course
A deepening course for people applying systems engineering, particularly those handling stakeholder management and customer requirements, functional analysis and work breakdown. After preparatory e-learning, three classroom days cover the essentials and processes of the systems engineering cycle, stakeholders and customer requirements (weighing, validating and writing good requirements), the design process, and verification and validation, each practised on a case, followed by a return session two months later.
Facilitators
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Who should attend
- People applying systems engineering, particularly role-holders dealing with stakeholder management, customer requirements, functional analysis and work breakdown
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of systems engineering
Learning outcomes
- Control project content with systems engineering.
- Apply systems engineering techniques in the different phases of a project.
- Develop systems that best meet the customer need.
Foundations & practitioner development
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Foundation1 day
- Access
- Public enrolment · Private / corporate
- Delivery
- Face-to-face · Live online
Foundations & practitioner development
Scarecrow Consultants
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Course facilitators may include: Jessica Korzeniowska
Foundation3 days
- Regions
- United Kingdom
- Access
- Public enrolment · Private / corporate
- Delivery
- Face-to-face · Live online
Technical management
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1 day
- Regions
- United Kingdom