Systems Engineering provides a broad overview of how systems engineering helps you develop complex projects that meet program objectives in an efficient way. You will learn how system architectures are developed and described, how to communicate the needs, requirements, and constraints throughout the project, how to optimize the design through trade studies, and how to know the system does what it’s supposed to in the end. By the end of this short course, you will have a high-level understanding of important systems engineering concepts that you can use as a foundation for future learning.
VI
Very informative, good introduction for Systems Engineering. Very well explained, with examples to understand better, and going through simple understandable concepts.
MA
Extremely fluid, easy to digest, and very focus, I'm from automotive industry and the material is perfect as an awareness training
DS
Nice overview and well explained, but seems much too short to be considered a "course".
LC
i enjoyed that it was neccassary infomation delivered by an enthuastic person
HP
A nice course providing a bird's eye view of System's Engineering.
ND
This course has shown me what the future career of my choice will look like.
KT
The course really teaches system engineering with nice graphics. The best I have ever taken. Thanks
TA
from this training course, I got a clear understanding of system engineering.
AL
Does make me curious to learn more details about systems engineering.
OB
The way Brian explains complex topics by quoting interesting examples makes the course a smooth joyride.
VT
Very comprehensive explanation of puprose and concepts of System Engineering.
PK
In a Quick Time the course has built up the understanding of the SE..
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It was very helpful in understanding what is systems enhinnering in a simple and effective way. I am glad that i took this course it gave some insights on how to approach using systems engineering and MBSE approach to any problems that is hoing to come my way
This is the best Systems Engineering 101 crash course! With the added bonus of seeing a practical demo using MathWorks System Composer. I wish I had this introduction many years ago! Well done and congrats, Brian!
Good introduction course on (model-based) Systems Engineering which also includes some simple examples. Also some simple models were shown during this course to support the explanations.
Very informative, good introduction for Systems Engineering. Very well explained, with examples to understand better, and going through simple understandable concepts.
Learning system engineering is fantastic, especially as an electrical and electronic engineer. This knowledge will undoubtedly benefit me significantly. Thank you!
This training course is really schematic, easy to follow and visual management of information helps to remember the information about the topic.
Extremely fluid, easy to digest, and very focus, I'm from automotive industry and the material is perfect as an awareness training
The way Brian explains complex topics by quoting interesting examples makes the course a smooth joyride.
A great course outlining the basics of Systems Engineering and using supporting examples when required.
The course really teaches system engineering with nice graphics. The best I have ever taken. Thanks
Great content by Mathworks and Brian douglas. Always a fan of his control theory vids on Youtube
Very introductory course of systems engineering, well explained with practical examples.
The course gave me a very clear idea about system enginnering. I appriciate that a lot
Comprehensive and understandable content to start study of the system engineering
Very comprehensive explanation of puprose and concepts of System Engineering.
from this training course, I got a clear understanding of system engineering.
This course has shown me what the future career of my choice will look like.
Does make me curious to learn more details about systems engineering.
In a Quick Time the course has built up the understanding of the SE..
A nice course providing a bird's eye view of System's Engineering.