SYS 7002

Case Studies in Systems Engineering

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Course Description

Pre-Requisite(s): SYS 6001, 6003, and 6005

Under faculty guidance, students apply the principles of systems methodology, design, and management along with the techniques of systems and decision sciences to systems analysis and design cases. The primary goal is the integration of numerous concepts from systems engineering using real-world cases. Focuses on presenting, defending, and discussing systems engineering projects in a typical professional context. Cases, extracted from actual government, industry, and business problems, span a broad range of applicable technologies and involve the formulation of the issues, modeling of decision problems, analysis of the impact of proposed alternatives, and interpretation of these impacts in terms of the client value system.


  • William Scherer

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     GPA

    3.94

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2022

  • Peter Beling

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    Spring 2021

  • Garrick Louis

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     GPA

    3.95

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2019

  • Michael Smith

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     GPA

    3.81

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2012

  • Gerard Learmonth

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    Spring 2010

  • Donald Brown

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     Difficulty

     GPA

    3.87

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2010