Systems Design and Management I is the first course in a two-semester capstone experience for Systems Engineering, Engineering Management, Systems and Decision Sciences, and Operations Research majors. SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and models explored in previous core and engineering topic courses. The course applies the principles of systems design, engineering management, and/or reengineering to a real-world system. Cadets work under the supervision of a faculty member to address a problem presented by a real-world client, providing them an integrative experience for their education in engineering design.
Lessons
40 @ 160 min (2.500 Att/wk)
Labs
0 @ 0 min
Special requirements
This class will meet with a 1:2 ratio of out-of-class to in-class work. This is to facilitate dedicated capstone project work. Instructors will provide course drops if out-of-class expectations exceed this ratio.
Systems Design and Management I is the first course in a two-semester capstone experience for Systems Engineering, Engineering Management, Systems and Decision Sciences, and Operations Research majors. SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and models explored in previous core and engineering topic courses. The course applies the principles of systems design, engineering management, and/or reengineering to a real-world system. Cadets work under the supervision of a faculty member to address a problem presented by a real-world client, providing them an integrative experience for their education in engineering design.
Systems Design and Management I is the first course in a two-semester capstone experience for Systems Engineering, Systems and Decision Sciences, and Operations Research majors. SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and models explored in previous core and engineering topic courses. The course applies the principles of systems design, engineering management, and/or reengineering to a real-world system. Cadets work under the supervision of a faculty member to address a problem presented by a real-world client, providing them an integrative experience for their education in engineering design.
Systems Design and Management I is the first course in a two-semester capstone experience for Systems Engineering, Systems and Decision Sciences, and Operations Research majors. SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and models explored in previous core and engineering topic courses. The course applies the principles of systems design, engineering management, and/or reengineering to a real-world system. Cadets work under the supervision of a faculty member to address a problem presented by a real-world client, providing them an integrative experience for their education in engineering design.
Systems Design and Management I is the first course in a two-semester capstone experience for Systems Engineering, Systems Management, Engineering Management, and Operations Research majors. SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and models explored in previous core and engineering topic courses. The course applies the principles of systems design, engineering management, and/or reengineering to a real-world system. Cadets work under the supervision of a faculty member to address a problem presented by a real-world client, providing them an integrative experience for their education in engineering design.
Systems Design I is the first course in a two-semester capstone experience for Systems Engineering and Operations Research majors. SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and models explored in previous core and engineering topic courses. The course applies the principles of systems design, engineering management, and/or reengineering to a real-world system. Cadets work under the supervision of a faculty member to address a problem presented by a real-world client, providing them an integrative experience for their education in engineering design.
Systems Design I is the first course in a two-semester capstone experience for Information Systems Engineering, Operations Research and Systems Engineering majors. SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and models explored in previous core and engineering topic courses. The course applies the principles of systems design, engineering management, and/or reengineering to a real-world system. Cadets work under the supervision of a faculty member to address a problem presented by a real-world client, providing them an integrative experience for their education in engineering design.
This is a capstone design course for SE, OR and ISE majors and SE and OR field of studies. SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and models explored in previous core and engineering topic courses. The course applies the principles of systems design, engineering management, or reengineering to a real-world system.
SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and models explored in previous core and engineering topic courses. The course applies the principles of systems design, engineering management, or reengineering to a real-world system.
This is the first course in a two-semester systems engineering capstone design experience for the systems engineering major, and a one-semester design experience for non-majors. SE402 integrates the principles, concepts and problem-solving framework lear
