Electronic and Electrical Engineering - Courses for Industry
Systems Thinking
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The single most critical aspect of any project is the thinking underpinning it. This will be implicit in all a project’s stages, its direction and final instantiation. Initial thinking will determine a project’s path and progress, affect all the decisions and trade-offs made throughout the lifecycle, and ultimately determine success or failure. Yet, often, the underlying assumptions are never understood, noticed or questioned: their impact is often invisible. Where modern complex systems are concerned, clarity of thinking and holistic methodologies are essential to business success. This course is for practising engineers and managers in industry and commerce who wish to acquire universal principles, concepts and applications of systems-based concepts. It will challenge delegates current thinking and provide a new approach to thinking about everything. The module is delivered via lectures and participative workshops over one single weekCourse details
- Course Code
- ELP062
- Venue
- Duration
- One week
- Course Leader
- Prof R Summers
- Places available
- 30
Requirements
- Target Audience
- The module is prepared with engineers of any traditional discipline and managers of technical projects in mind but is suitable for any student who wishes to challenge their thinking and acquire life-long tools.
- Previous experience
- Graduate or those with appropriate industrial experience.
Costs
- Fee
- £1,200.00
- Accommodation Cost
- Not included
- Accommodation Description
Course contact details
- Contact
- Diane Wells
- Telephone
- 01509 22 7019
- Email address
- d.wells@lboro.ac.uk