Systems Engineering Lessons Learned - A Case Study Course (Tonex Training)

Length: 4 Days

Systems Engineering Lessons Learned case study course will illustrate the strategies to reveal the causes of engineering plan failures either as technical flaws , human judgment, basic leadership and lack of understanding about certain fundamental issues in the analysis and configuration process.

Systems Engineering Lessons Learned is a TONEX Case Study Problem-based training course that challenges participants to learn through engagement in real issues by analyzing and examining the case studies and performing Failure Analysis Workshops.

TONEX’s case study course includes industrially-derived case studies showing success engineering, failures, failure analysis, and forensic engineering focusing on:

Design Failures
Organizational and Planning Failures
Leadership and Governance Failures
Judgment Failures
Underestimation and Analysis Failures
Quality Failures
Risk Failures
Skills, Knowledge and Competency Failures
Edgemont, Teamwork and Communications Failures
Strategy Failures

Learning through Case Studies – Presentation of Alternatives for Case Studies

# Day 1, 2 and 3

NASA Engineering Design Successes Case Studies (Choices need to be discussed and picked)

Engineering Design Failures both internal and external to NASA Case Studies (Choices need to be discussed and picked)

# Day 4: Failure Analysis Workshop Topics

Topics Discussed and Enforced in the Case Studies:

Primary causes of engineering disasters
Layers in Project Success
Layers in Project Failures
What Makes a Failure Into an “Engineering Disaster”?
Drivers and Contributing Factors
Symptoms of a Failed or Failing Project
The Common Characteristics of Design Failures
Techniques for Avoiding Design Failures

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Systems Engineering Lessons Learned

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