> A 3 Day Course In Lifecycle Management
A 3-day Course in Lifecycle Management
Course Description
Systems have a lifecycle just like us – cradle to grave.
Lifecycle Management is simply looking after that life, particularly the early
concept creation and design stages where a little thought early can be highly
beneficial later on. The prime benefit of Lifecycle Management is the control
of risk particularly on the development of long timescale, expensive complex
systems. When integrated with Systems Engineering processes and tools, it is
proven to be the most successful way to design, develop, realise, operate and
support systems, whether product, service or software based.
This 3-day course introduces the concepts and principles of
Lifecycle Management, bringing them to life through an engaging concept
creation, design, build and acceptance case study project. The course
highlights the engineering lifecycle and the roles of reviews in controlling
risk at key stages. It teaches people both sides of the fence, reviewer and
reviewee, and gives every participant an opportunity to conduct their first review.
The engineering lifecycle, review process, systems engineering
processes and taxonomy taught on the
course can be tailored to the policies, lifecycle and processes
referenced within the Company or Corporate management framework and business
management system.
Who Should Attend?
This course applies to personnel involved in engineering of new
systems and the review processes.
Benefits to the
Individual and Business
During an intensive three days of teaching and practical
‘hands on’ exercises, participants will be challenged to develop the skills and
mind-set that can be applied to any situation irrespective of context.
At the end of the course
participants will:
- understanding
of the concepts and principles of Lifecycle Management including risk,
uncertainty and maturity
- understand
the generic system lifecycle and relate it to their organization’s lifecycle
- understand
the necessary integration of Systems Engineering and Lifecycle Management
- understand
the role and principles of review in the lifecycle, the purpose, context and
outcomes of reviews
- recognise
the need for different types of review and how they feed maturity and risk
management
- have
an understanding of the need to tailor Lifecycle Management to the particular
project or programme
- have
followed the generic lifecycle and have practiced:
° generating evidence for a review
° being reviewed
° being a reviewer
- appreciate the implications of Lifecycle Management on their
organisation.
Learning Approach
The learning approach is based on the Kolb learning cycle with a
significant proportion of the course set aside for exercises to reinforce the
learning. Indeed, the course employs a number
small group exercises involving a case study to provide a practical focus for
the course and enables the delegates to practise the methodology and tools.
Course
Delivery
The course has been designed for
minimum numbers of 8 and maximum of 16 and can be delivered on site or at a
suitable venue.
Course Structure
Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 |
Introduction and Delegate expectations
System Lifecycles and the Principles of Lifecycle
Management (LCM)
An introduction to Systems Engineering processes and the V Diagram
A Systems Approach to Managing Risk
Reviews, purpose and types
Engineering Management in Life Cycle Management |
Day 1 Review
Systems Engineering and LCM
Demonstration Exercise
Project start up
Gathering Requirements
Exploring Solution Concepts
Bid-no bid Decision and review
Project Mobilisation and review
Maturing Requirements
Maturing Solution
Preliminary Design Review |
Day 1 and 2 Review
Detailed Design and Critical Design Review
Integration and Test and preparing for Manufacture and review
First Article Qualification Review Progression to full-scale production and the Acceptance process and Review
Engineering Planning and Tailoring
Summary and Close |
Course Costs
The cost of delivering the 3-day
course, excluding delivery tutor accommodation and expenses, but including all
courseware is £4,500. VAT will apply at the prevailing rate.
The course can be tailored to suit individual customer’s
operations.
More Information and Contact Details
For
more information about the 3-day Course in Lifecycle Management or any of our
other Systems Engineering
courses please contact Dr Stuart Burge on +44
(0) 7803 131614 or sburge@burgehugheswalsh.co.uk.
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