ISE-5874: Digital Engineering

Description: Fundamentals of the digital life cycle of modern-day system design practices. Evolving roles of the mission (i.e., why the system is needed from a high-level strategic perspective) and systems engineering in a digital context. Data-centric authoritatively managed sources of truth (i.e., consistent, up-to date, and distributed knowledge repositories about the design artifact that includes data and models across disciplines, offering access in the form of complementary stakeholder-specific views). Standardization and opensource interfaces. Detailed exposure to digital engineering methods for systems design, development, implementation, test, production, and sustainment. Exploration of tools, ecosystems, ontology, and other core concepts necessary to implement data centric, integrated, model-based digital engineering.

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Course Hours: 3 credits

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