This course provides an overview of managing complex engineering systems across various industries. Students will learn key concepts in systems engineering, project management, and operational efficiency. Topics include systems design and integration, lifecycle management, risk assessment, and quality control, with a focus on optimizing performance, safety, and sustainability. The course covers tools and techniques for effective decision-making, resource allocation, and continuous improvement in engineering projects. Through case studies and practical exercises, students will gain the skills needed to oversee and coordinate multidisciplinary engineering teams, ensuring successful project outcomes in dynamic environments.

• Describe analysis systems, simulation, and related processes until becoming an engineering product that is appropriate with consumer needs.

• Design, manufacture, and complex system operation as the main challenges for managers today.
• Systems with strict schedules and financial limitations under pressure from technological development.
• New tools for project planning, organizing, and controlling.
• Essential knowledge for developing new management systems and modifying complex systems.
• Brief understanding of marketing strategy and the relationship between superior value and price.
• Connection between marketing activities and basic marketing functions such as sales and promotions.

1. Handouts and materials provided by the instructor.