Agile Systems Engineering Training Bootcamp

Agile Systems Engineering Training Bootcamp - Tonex Training

Agile Systems Engineering Training bootcamp will cover the techniques, skills, and tools that help you build your Agile discipline.

Learn about the notions, principles, and framework of Agile software development to implement your plans for incorporating Agile approaches into your organization.

Learn About:

Systems and systems engineering
Components and principals of systems engineering
What is Agile?
User stories vs. requirements
Systems engineering and team collaboration
Evolving design
Requirements and their value
Verification and validation process
Collaboration with Agile stakeholders
Elements of an Agile environment
Agile principals
Agile version of V-model diagram
Lean SE vs. Agile
User stories
The Agile frameworks
ASE ontology
More...

Who should join this bootcamp:
Agile Systems Engineering Training Bootcamp is a 4-day course designed for:

Product manager
Project manager
R&D manager
Engineering manager
Systems engineer
Capability developer
Business and systems analyst
System designer
Enterprise architect
Software systems engineer
Software and hardware engineers
Design engineer
Project and product engineers
Industrial engineer

Course Outline:

Introduction to Systems Engineering
Systems Engineering Processes
Fundamentals of Agile Development
Building Automation, Automated Testing, and Ongoing Integration
Agile Principals Overview
Model Based Engineering
Agile Methods and Models
An Introduction to SysML
ASE Stakeholders Requirements
Agile System Requirements Evaluation
Agile Systems Architectural Evaluation
Agile Systems Architectural Design
Downstream Systems Engineering Applications
TONEX Hands-On Case Study Sample

Request more information regarding Agile systems engineering training bootcamp by tonex training. Visit tonex.com for course and workshop detail.

Agile systems engineering training bootcamp

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