Failure Analysis

Failure Analysis is a methodical, systematic examination of a failed component, device or system to understand the root cause of failure. Coursera's Failure Analysis catalogue trains you on the varied techniques and tools used to identify why a failure occurred and how to prevent it in the future. You'll learn about the principles of failure modes, effects, and criticality analysis (FMECA), root cause analysis, fault tree analysis, and other predictive and proactive reliability engineering techniques. Become skilled at identifying failure patterns, isolating failure mechanisms, and recommending corrective actions, valuable abilities for any engineer, quality analyst, or product manager.

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Results for "Failure Analysis"

  • University of Colorado Boulder

    Skills you'll gain: Real-Time Operating Systems, Software Architecture, Embedded Software, Software Design, System Design and Implementation, Embedded Systems, Performance Tuning, System Programming, Electronic Hardware, Systems Architecture, Systems Design, Hardware Architecture, Requirements Analysis, Reliability, OS Process Management, System Requirements, Failure Analysis, Verification And Validation, Linux, System Configuration

  • University of Colorado Boulder

    Skills you'll gain: Model Based Systems Engineering, Failure Analysis, Systems Engineering, Requirements Management, Scope Management, Design Reviews, Engineering Management, Change Control, Program Management, Engineering Change Order, Cost Management, Requirements Analysis, Contract Management, Root Cause Analysis, Test Engineering, Risk Mitigation, Systems Thinking, Organizational Leadership, Risk Management, Test Planning

  • University of Colorado Boulder

    Skills you'll gain: Machine Learning Algorithms, Real-Time Operating Systems, Big Data, Internet Of Things, Machine Learning Methods, Data Preprocessing, Analytics, Embedded Systems, File Systems, Data Analysis, Debugging, Machine Learning, Applied Machine Learning, Wireless Networks, General Networking, Cybersecurity, Failure Analysis, Simulation and Simulation Software, Computing Platforms, Technical Communication

  • From the course: Modeling and Debugging Embedded Systems·Lesson: Lesson 2 - Learning from Failures

  • University of Michigan

    Skills you'll gain: Failure Analysis, Biomedical Engineering, Ethical Standards And Conduct, Social Impact, Engineering, Case Studies

  • University of Colorado Boulder

    Skills you'll gain: Markov Model, Simulation and Simulation Software, Mathematical Modeling, Engineering Analysis, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Design Process, Simulations, Biochemistry, Failure Analysis, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Differential Equations, Biological Engineering, Process Modeling, Cell Biology, Hazard Analysis, Numerical Analysis, Biology, Computational Logic, Verification And Validation, Technical Standard

  • Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú

    Skills you'll gain: Failure Analysis, Materials science, Research Methodologies

  • From the course: Ethics in Engineering·Lesson: Post Event and Evaluation of the Ariane 5 Rocket Launch Disaster

  • Skills you'll gain: Materials science, Engineering, Failure Analysis, Industrial Design, Engineering Calculations, Environmental Issue

  • Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

    From the course: Advanced Product Design·Lesson: Untitled Lesson

  • The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

    Skills you'll gain: Civil Engineering, Hazard Analysis, Land Management, Failure Analysis, Engineering Analysis, Risk Control, Physical Science, Mechanics, Augmented and Virtual Reality (AR/VR), Experimentation

  • From the course: Risk Management and Industrial Safety·Lesson: Lesson 4.1: Quantitative Risk Analysis