Electronic and Electrical Engineering - Courses for Industry
Engineering and Managing of Capability - from 16/4/2012
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16th April 2012 - 20th April 2012
In recent times, there has been a shift from selling products or services to capability-based contracts, in which revenue to the provider may be increased by providing to the customer the ability to execute actions in order to obtain desired outcomes. This changes the balance of risk and requires holistic approaches that must consider the extended enterprise and integrated, through-life support. This module provides an understanding of capability, its provision, and the system of system concepts that underpin it. It addresses the business and management, as well as the engineering, challenges of capability management and the transformations they imply. Case studies, group project work and guest lectures are included to provide students with insight into the systems engineering through which suppliers and users provide, support and realise capability.Course details
- Course Code
- ELP460
- Venue
- Loughborugh University
- Duration
- Two weeks
- Course Leader
- Professor Michael Henshaw
- Places available
- 20
Requirements
- Target Audience
- The module is aimed at student systems engineers or those seeking to supplement their traditional engineering skills with systems skills. It is also suitable for technical managers or humans sciences graduates working in, or preparing to work in, organisations moving from supplying products to supplying and supporting services or capability.
- Previous experience
- Graduate or those with appropriate industrial experience.
Costs
- Fee
- £1,500.00
- Accommodation Cost
- Not included
- Accommodation Description
Course contact details
- Contact
- Diane Wells
- Telephone
- 01509 22 7019
- Email address
- d.wells@lboro.ac.uk