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EE 300: System Engineering Management (3+0) (Muhammad Ali Amir)

EE 300 is a 3 credit course on system engineering management taught by Muhammad Ali Amir in the fall 2014 semester. The course provides concepts, methodologies, models, and tools for a total life-cycle approach to systems engineering, design, analysis, and management. Topics covered include requirement definition, system concept exploration and development, design at various levels, system and technology simulations and verification, continuous evolution and improvement, configuration management, and business process modeling. Required textbooks include Systems Engineering: principles and practice by Kossiakoff and additional references on systems engineering tools, methods, models, and encyclopedias.

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EE 300: System Engineering Management (3+0) (Muhammad Ali Amir)

EE 300 is a 3 credit course on system engineering management taught by Muhammad Ali Amir in the fall 2014 semester. The course provides concepts, methodologies, models, and tools for a total life-cycle approach to systems engineering, design, analysis, and management. Topics covered include requirement definition, system concept exploration and development, design at various levels, system and technology simulations and verification, continuous evolution and improvement, configuration management, and business process modeling. Required textbooks include Systems Engineering: principles and practice by Kossiakoff and additional references on systems engineering tools, methods, models, and encyclopedias.

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Fall2014

EE 300: System Engineering Management (3+0)


(Muhammad Ali Amir)
A practical introduction to systems engineering, design, analysis and management.
It shall provide the concepts, methodologies, models, and tools needed to understand
and implement systems for a total life-cycle approach.
It covers requirement definition, analysis, building of system concept. Concept
exploration, elaboration, and development, concept verification, system level
design, detailed design, at higher level, design at lower/component/material level
system level simulations and design verification, detailed technology simulations
and verification, continuous evolution and improvement in a system, engineering,
production and design change notes, complete design documents, production
engineering documents, shop floor documents and operator worksheets.
Management and control of the whole lifecycle processes, concept of configuration
management, List of forms, manuals, files and reports, methods and tools of
managing & controlling documents, overall management architecture, and
hierarchy.
And finally the concepts of business processes and the role of industrial and systems
engineering in business process modeling. The role of standardization and adopting
international standards for System Engineering processes.
Textbook: Systems Engineering: principles and practice Kossiakoff, William
N. Sweet. 2003, 2nd ed. ISBN 978-0-470-40548-2.
References: Systems Engineering Tools and Methods by Ali K. Kamrani &
Maryam Azimi, 2011 by Taylor and Francis Group, LLC, ISBN: 9781-4398-0926-6
Engineering design of systems: models and methods by Dennis M.
Buede. 2nd ed, John Wiley, ISBN 978-0-470-16402-0
Systems Engineering A 21st Century Systems Methodology, Derek
K. Hitchins, 2007 John Wiley & Sons Ltd,, ISBN 978-0470-05856-5
Handbook of systems engineering and management by Andrew P.
Sage and William Rouse 2nd ed. ISBN 978-0-470-08353-6
Encyclopedia of Complexity and Systems Science, 2009 Springer,
ISBN 978-0-387-75888-6

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