Systems Engineering Interdisciplinary ME program

Provider: Technion

The Systems Engineering program leads to the degree of Master of Engineering.

This is a new interdisciplinary program and includes the following academic units: The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering and the Faculty of Industrial Engineering and Management.

Systems engineering has been earning considerable attention in the world as well as in Israel in recent years developing the academic basis and the practical means for the systems engineer. It constitutes an interdisciplinary approach, integrating various disciplines and specialty groups to form a structured development process that proceeds from concept to production to operation. Many of the leading universities in the world have developed academic programs targeting the systems engineer including the Technion which, answering that need has opened an academic program awarding a non-thesis ME degree in systems engineering.

The Systems Engineering program at the Technion aims to provide experienced engineers with the necessary knowledge and practice to enable them to perform the Systems Engineering functions in industry.

The curriculum was developed interactively between the industry and the academia, taking into account the needs of each. This is a non-thesis program and includes 40 credit points, of which 12 are courses, and 6 a seminar/project.

URL: http://www.graduate.technion.ac.il/eng/Faculties/F504.Html

Systems Engineering Course

Provider: Omnisys LTD, sponsored by the Bar-Ilan University

Systems Engineering has evolved in the past few years as a development discipline.

Systems engineering deals with all the aspects of project development, beginning with a requirements study and analysis, through risk management and system design, to system verification and testing, deployment and training.

A system engineer is required to integrate between functional requirements, technical and budget constraints, in a multidisciplinary environment, with a primary target to achieve an optimal solution and minimize development risks.

The main objective of this course is to provide engineers and project managers with an organized methodology and practical tools for managing development projects.

URL: http://www.omnisys.co.il/SystemEngineering/main.asp?lngCategoryid=1967

Systems Engineering Training

Provider: Ministry of Defence

Courses and Workshops held as part of the MOD Initiative for Excellency in Defence-related industries, to facilitate improvements in MOD acquisition efforts.
The activities are led by lecturers and practitioners from Israel and abroad.

Call for participation in activities planned in November-December 2006