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Until not so long ago, few companies employed systems engineers. In fact, until recently, there wasn't even a clear career path. Things are changing on both fronts: The demand for systems engineers is steadily increasing. And there are now systematic career paths for the systems engineering profession. Save the Date: The systems.camp Nord will take place on...
Certificates cost time and money. And some people ask themselves whether the effort is worth it - whether for a better job or for themselves. And if you approach certification incorrectly, you may end up with little more than hot air. The right way to approach certification is explained...
Systems engineering often involves modeling. And that means that the stakeholders have to learn the modeling language. This often involves training. But it can be a big mistake to give all stakeholders the same training. Why? Because reading and writing models are drastically different. Modeling is hard... Modeling is hard. First of all, the...
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), my alma mater, will be offering an online course on systems engineering this summer. MIT is collaborating with Boeing and NASA for this course. I find this exciting because systems engineering education is a much-discussed topic at the moment. A good online course makes it possible to...
Is a good systems engineer a specialist or a generalist? There is no single answer to this question. Because both are actually necessary.
For people involved in requirements management, Colin Hood is a household name. Colin Hood is a systems engineer and long-standing member of the IET and INCOSE (or the German GfSE), as well as co-founder of the International Requirements Engineering Board (IREB). An expert in requirements engineering and requirements management, he is the author of several books and is often referred to as...
The Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey has a beautiful view of the New York skyline. It also has a program in Systems Engineering. There is a white paper from Stevens Institute of Technology on the Five Trends Transforming Systems Engineering, which I comment on below: 1. Systems Engineering is becoming a career path for...
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