Electronic and Electrical Engineering - Courses for Industry
Understanding Complexity - from 5/3/2012
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5th March 2012 - 16th March 2012
As technical projects become increasingly complex, engineers are correspondingly increasingly challenged to find effective ways of understanding the interplay of components and subsystems within a system and the implications for system performance indicators such as reliability. This module deals with the problems caused by increasing complexity and provides some methods used to address them. Naturally the module is unable to reduce the complexity inherent in modern systems but aims instead to give the student a set of tools, knowledge and additional confidence to tackle the challenges. The module is delivered via a mix of lectures, tutorials and laboratory time.Course details
- Course Code
- ELP462
- Venue
- Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
- Duration
- Two weeks
- Course Leader
- Dr Vince Dwyer
- Places available
- 20
Requirements
- Target Audience
- The module is prepared for engineers of any traditional discipline and managers of technical projects in mind but is suitable for anyone working on highly complex systems.
- Previous experience
- Graduate or those with appropriate industrial experience. Competence in first degree level mathematics required
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