Introduction to Systems Engineering offers a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to designing, realizing, and managing complex systems. Through this specialization, you will learn to evolve projects from concept to fielded hardware that meets customer requirements while effectively managing costs, timescales, and risks. The course empowers you to identify and define systems and their components, model system life cycles, and apply systems engineering methods using real-world engineering examples.
The content is designed to help engineers, scientists, and technical professionals transition into leadership and management roles within the engineering and technical sectors. The course is part of the Master of Engineering in Engineering Management (ME-EM) degree offered by the University of Colorado Boulder on the Coursera platform. The program features performance-based admissions, making it suitable for individuals with diverse undergraduate education and professional experience.
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This course consists of three modules covering the fundamentals of systems engineering, the design process, and program management.
Module 1: The Need for Systems Engineering
Module 2: Applying Systems Engineering to the Design Process
Module 3: Systems Engineering and Program Management
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