Systems Supportability Engineering Graduate Certificate
With an increasing percentage (often 65% or more) of the system life cycle cost (LCC) being allocated to operations and support, there is urgency about exploring "cause and effect" relationships between design decisions and their operational and support related impacts. System and product robustness and sustainability become key when systems are costed using a LCC approach. The notion of "open" system architectures becomes an imperative with increasing use of commercial system elements and common platforms.
This four-course cluster presents innovative methods and practices to integrate system reliability, maintainability, and supportability considerations into the systems engineering process. Methods to optimize necessary logistics resources and processes are critical and are also studied in this sequence of courses. Current business trends are discussed and assessed.
Required:
COURSE # | COURSE NAME |
|---|---|
SYS 640 | System Supportability and Logistics |
SYS 645 | Design for System Reliability, Maintainability, and Supportability |
Electives - CHOOSE TWO:
COURSE # | COURSE NAME |
|---|---|
SYS 625 | Fundamentals of Systems Engineering |
SYS 650 | System Architecture and Design |
ES 684 | Systems Thinking |
EM 680 | Designing and Managing the Development Enterprise |
Program Director: Dr. Mo Mansouri