Systems Engineering - ATI

Total Systems Engineering Development & Management
January 31-February 3, 2011
Chantilly, Virginia
March 1-4, 2011
Beltsville, Maryland
$1790 (8:00am - 5:00pm)
Call for information about our six-course systems engineering
certificate program or for “on-site” training to prepare for the
INCOSE systems engineering exam.
"Register 3 or More & Receive $100 00 each
Off The Course Tuition."
Summary
This four-day course covers four system
development fundamentals: (1) a sound
engineering management infrastructure within
which work may be efficiently accomplished, (2)
define the problem to be solved (requirements and
specifications), (3) solve the problem (design,
integration, and optimization), and (4) prove that the
design solves the defined problem (verification).
Proven, practical techniques are presented for the
key tasks in the development of sound solutions for
extremely difficult customer needs. This course
prepares students to both learn practical systems
engineering and to learn the information and
terminology that is tested in the newest INCOSE
CSEP exam.
Instructor
Jeffrey O. Grady is the president of a System
Engineering company. He has 30
years of industry experience in
aerospace companies as a system
engineer, engineering manager, field
engineer, and project engineer. Jeff
has authored seven published
books in the system engineering field and holds a
Master of Science in System Management from
USC. He teaches system engineering courses
nationwide at universities as well as commercially
on site at companies. Jeff is an INCOSE ESEP,
Fellow, and Founder.
WHAT STUDENTS SAY:
"This course tied the whole development cycle
together for me."
"I had mastered some of the details before
this course, but did not understand how the
pieces fit together. Now I do!"
"I really appreciated the practical methods
to accomplish this important work."
Course Outline
1. System Management. Introduction to System
Engineering, Development Process Overview,
Enterprise Engineering, Program Design, Risk,
Configuration Management / Data Management,
System Engineering Maturity.
2. System Requirements. Introduction and
Development Environments, Requirements Elicitation
and Mission Analysis, System and Hardware
Structured Analysis, Performance Requirements
Analysis, Product Architecture Synthesis and
Interface Development, Constraints Analysis,
Computer Software Structured Analysis,
Requirements Management Topics.
3. System Synthesis. Introduction, Design,
Product Sources, Interface Development, Integration,
Risk, Design Reviews.
4. System Verification. Introduction to
Verification, Item Qualification Requirements
Identification, Item Qualification Planning and
Documentation, Item Qualification Verification
Reporting, Item Qualification Implementation,
Management, and Audit, Item Acceptance Overview,
System Test and Evaluation Overview, Process
Verification.
What You Will Learn
• How to identify and organize all of the work an
enterprise must perform on programs, plan a
project, map enterprise work capabilities to the
plan, and quality audit work performance against
the plan.
• How to accomplish structured analysis using one of
several structured analysis models yielding every
kind of requirement appropriate for every kind of
specification coordinated with specification
templates.
• An appreciation for design development through
original design, COTS, procured items, and
selection of parts, materials, and processes.
• How to develop interfaces under associate
contracting relationships using ICWG/TIM meetings
and Interface Control Documents.
• How to define verification requirements, map and
organize them into verification tasks, plan and
proceduralize the verification tasks, capture the
verification evidence, and audit the evidence for
compliance.
Register online at www.ATIcourses.com or call ATI at 888.501.2100 or 410.956.8805 Vol. 104 – 27