SYSTEMS ENGINEERING | Makerere University Courses

Instructor:

Derrick Sebbale

Course Venue:

Lecture Room 141

Engineering

EG141

College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology

Course Schedule

Monday

2 PM:

3 PM

Thursday

2 PM:

3 PM

Course Code:

TEL3217

Course Credit Units:

Semester:

Semester 2

Year of Study:

Year 3

Undergraduate or Graduate Level:

Undergraduate Level

College:

College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology

School:

School of Engineering

Department:

Electrical Engineering

Course Description & Objectives:

This course imparts the skills required to build, manage and decommission large scale engineering systems. Course Objectives:

To give a comprehensive coverage of system analysis, design, development and decommissioning.
To study the principles that make a remarkable difference in System development performance, Organizational performance and Level of personal frustrations in coping with complex tasks
To study the system, product, or service problem‐solving/solution development techniques

Learning Outcomes:

This course will enable the student to productively contribute as a systems engineer in the planning, design or analysis of facilities, equipment, or processes. The student will gain an in‐depth understanding of the Scientific Method, DOD Systems Engineering Practice, and the principles of project management, excluding emphasis of cost and schedule control. The student will understand the meaning and practice of: requirements and functional analysis, alternatives development, synthesis, trade studies, decision methodology, life‐cycle cost analysis, interface control, and system integration. The student will develop the skills necessary to analyze a system and define requirements. Practical applications will be oriented towards the design and operation of waste management and environmental restoration facilities within the DOE complex

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