Systems Thinking & Engineering Management
This course introduces the concepts of systems, systems engineering and systems engineering management and explains how the lifecycle is managed in a concurrent engineering context.
It covers the advantages and challenges of the systems engineering approach. It is the cornerstone module of the MSc Systems Engineering Management and MSc Technology Management.
By the end of this course, the student will be able to:
- Analyse a situation using systems concepts
- Describe the systems engineering process
- Prepare a top level systems engineering management plan
- Make a useful contribution to a systems engineering development project
- Understand the key systems and systems engineering concepts that support the other taught elements of the Masters Programme in Systems Engineering Management
- Gain a critical understanding of the scope of systems engineering management knowledge in order to prepare for a research project in this area
Application process
In order to apply for a short course, please fill out an application form and return it to uclse.courses@ucl.ac.uk.
Visas
If you believe that you may need a visa, you can find more information about short course visas by visiting the UCL advice page.
Accommodation
Our courses are non-residential. You will need to arrange your own accommodation in London if necessary.
Further information
Ticketing
Pre-booking essential
Cost
£2364.00
Concessions
The fees for 5-day modules are £1,595 for UK/EU students (UK/EU passport required) and £2,364 for overseas students.
Open to
All
Availability
Sold out
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