How do you keep an overview when working on complex engineering projects involving multiple disciplines? As technical systems become more complex, projects increasingly bring together different disciplines, requirements and design choices. Systems Engineering provides a structured way to look at these connections and support decision-making throughout a project.
In this free one-hour introductory webinar from the University of Twente, you will discover the basics of Systems Engineering and how it can help you bring more structure to complex technical projects. You will explore practical principles for connecting requirements and design choices, supporting better decision-making, and managing multidisciplinary challenges.
What will you learn?
During the webinar, you will get an introduction to practical systems engineering principles and discover how they can help you:
- bring more structure to complex projects;
- connect requirements to design choices;
- make better-informed decisions;
- manage multidisciplinary engineering challenges.
Who is this webinar for?
This webinar is especially relevant if you work in:
- Manufacturing
- Semiconductors
- Robotics
- High-tech systems
It is also open to anyone interested in understanding how Systems Engineering can help manage complex technical projects.
Practical information
- Date: 17 September
- Time: 14:00-15:00 CEST
- Location: Online via Microsoft Teams
- Language: English
- Cost: Free
- Recording: The webinar will be recorded
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