A Very Brief Introduction to Systems Engineering

I explain systems engineering and the process of it in 8 minutes!

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The teachers involved actually set up a rival team to the kids because they enjoyed it so much. If you find this useful please leave me a message. I think the final presentation was clearer as I added examples relating to mobile phones to relate to the kids, but you get the idea!

Enjoy!

[robinatorm]

Essentially a Project Engineer. It is good that is being recast from a more technical view point.

[CameoMagic]

Good overview. I appreciate the quick and informative nature.

[eduserenza]

Sure, this presentation is a good introduction.
I'm a mechanical engineer, and I have interesting in this field...

[iCudderr]

You kind of sound like Asa Butterfield, making a good video even better. Thanks for the upload.

[hugocharlier]

interesting video, it really helped me for school

[felixwhite]

My HNC Engineering Systems Level 7 is LOOKING fun

[nikhilmore]

Nice video presentation for beginners.

[LuisSanchez-uzdx]

Buena forma de simplificar. en el modelo V sería interesante abrir las especilidades

[roma]

This is my first time taking a systems engineering class and feel pretty lost.

[aschnvt]

The presentation lacks the lifecycle approach. My advice is to add this to any future presentations.

[rajendrasheregar]

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