What Is Systems Engineering? | Systems Engineering, Part 1

This video covers what systems engineering is and why it’s useful. We will present a broad overview of how systems engineering helps us develop complex projects that meet the program objectives in an efficient way. This introduction will set the stage for the rest of the series where we will cover how system architectures are developed and described, how we communicate the needs, requirements, and constraints throughout the project, how we optimize the design through trade studies, and how we know the system does what it’s supposed to in the end.

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[mousaalsaeed]

a new series by Brian, that made my day

[shobeirasayesh]

Thank you Brian. Convaying knowledge in a simple way is a hard work and I'm sure it takes considerable amount of time and effort! Appreciate it mate!

[NORTRONGAMES]

This is the possibly the best video on basic systems engineering ive ever seen. very simple and straight to the point explanation on V model. very good work.

[carlotuzi]

Great video. They are 15 years I am teaching my colleagues about System Engineering, but such a simple and clear explanation I never managed to reach! My respect

[geekovishlord]

Excellent video. I appreciate the simplicity with which you explained the essence of systems engineering.

[ssamiuddin]

This series is absolute gold! Thank you for creating it. :)

[subhrasoiandvlogs]

Wow! Amaying and simplified video. A great way to explain the approaches and concepts. Thanks a lot Brian

[jeethuramachandran]

After months of internet/YouTube search I finally got some clarity about system engineering :) Thanks

[GeneralBozo]

I've endured several systems engineering courses. They all dive into tedious detail straight out. This is a great overview and the slide at around 3:40 is a spot on top level summary. Thanks!

[victorzhao]

This is Brilliant! Happy to see my man Brian giving these kinds of talks! I'm expecting to see introductions on system programming languages like sysML and similar diagram based modeling tools, and how those tools interact and work for the whole system.

[marcosszmania]

If I get a systems engineering position at BlueOrigin I have to thank him, technical phone interview tomorrow!

[danielwang]

I'm a college student fascinated with the design of complex systems. This was a fantastic video, thank you very much for taking the time to design and make it (wondering if you used a systems design approach when making the video haha)!

[williamtwu]

Hello Brian, you made excellent tutorial!! I've been in automotive industry since 2015 and your description well fits the reality. Really looking forward to seeing more lectures from you. Thank you!!

[nnamdiwilliams]

Loving these videos so far. Thanks Brian

[lukasgruner]

Best Video about SE! I have to hold a presentation about this soon and this is so much better and joyful than the given source!!

[mlm]

Thank you Brian! your controls series was amazing excited for this new one

[kaylamaribela]

Such a great explanation!! Thank you so much

[axelvanhooren]

Great explanation. Thank you.
just a consideration: solving problems, optimising a system, reaching a goal, responding to a customer's wants and trying to satisfy it, and innovation requires a slightly different approach. Another crucial element is whether the system already exists or whether it has still to be created.

[arenetasatrec]

Tanks. Nice and informative, easy to follow and understand, present for the ear.

[patrickjdarrow]

Brian pops up in so many places, I practically owe him my career at this point