The eLearning Series:
Systems Engineering for Software Intensive Systems
Overview
Systems Engineering for Software Intensive Systems is an eLearning experience designed to serve the needs of global companies. It combines cutting-edge ideas in Systems Engineering and Software Engineering, to design, manage, and produce Software Intensive Systems in today's global business environment.
Systems Engineering for Software Intensive Systems goes beyond the shortfalls of traditional systems engineering. The traditional approach is focused on hardware, with relatively less emphasis on software components, trade-offs, and software and system integration. But, advanced, global companies require more.
Global companies are focusing on core competencies and critical skills. They outsource the tasks that require less critical skills. To succeed with this strategy, they require strong emphasis on architecture and design, management of outsourcing and global relationships, and large-scale integration. Today's systems are more complex, increasingly software-intensive, and network centric. This requires a focus on design, development, and integration, both for Information Technology and for Embedded Systems.
The following video gives a brief introduction to our eLearning Series and our eLearning approach.
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At Carnegie Mellon University, we recognize the demands that work and family place on professionals. Our
continuous learning courses are designed as a "virtual classroom," where people can access our training
from home, work or anywhere. Our training approach has been specifically designed to meet the need of
working professionals based on a series of practical scenarios rather than the traditional lecture format
offered in other institutions. ...
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Early Feedback
"This was the best class that I have ever taken at Boeing... the methods and techniques I learned in the class have truly broadened my understanding of requirements development and management, and will enable me to contribute added value to Boeing."
-- A Student
"No class anywhere on any subject since undergrad engineering school has been so full of discovery and practical usefulness like your CMU class."
-- A Student
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