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EMSE Engineering Management & Systems Engineering

EMSE Engineering Management & Systems Engineering. By: Jean-Max Buteau. What is Systems Engineering?. Broad disciplinary field Design management of complex engineered systems Breaking apart a system and putting it back together so it works In summary: Divide and Conquer. EMSE courses.

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EMSE Engineering Management & Systems Engineering

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  1. EMSEEngineering Management & Systems Engineering By: Jean-Max Buteau

  2. What is Systems Engineering? • Broad disciplinary field • Design management of complex engineered systems • Breaking apart a system and putting it back together so it works • In summary: Divide and Conquer

  3. EMSE courses • Engineering Economics • Quantitative Models in Systems Engineering • Applied Optimization modeling • Quality Control • System Analysis

  4. Project #1 • Schedule a meeting with EMSE professors • Explore the world of systems on the World Wide Web • Look for career possibilities as a systems engineer • Write a response report

  5. Project #2 • Systems thinking game (rules, timing, upgrade options, etc.) • Given an airplane manufacturing plant who manufactures 3-4 airplanes in 12 minutes • Within groups of 5-6 manufacturing system was to be broken down and improved • Goal was to produce 12 planes in 12 minutes

  6. Conclusion • Broad field—environment, production, technology etc. • Newest Engineering field—resembles industrial engineering • The business side of Engineering • Requires systems thinking, risk taking, leadership, time management, communication/negotiation, ethics

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