Systems Engineering
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Systems Engineers draw from many engineering disciplines and backgrounds and use an interdisciplinary approach to solving complex problems. Systems Engineers are involved in a wide variety of projects, from spacecraft and chip design, to creating large software projects and developing cutting edge technologies that can be applied to a number of domains. Systems Engineers often work in interdisciplinary teams with expertise on specific components such as electrical, software, or mechanical engineering. This video was created by Think TV with support from eTech Ohio.
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I completely agree with the gentleman. Engineering is not about using math just for math's sake. It's about solving problems using a variety of tools including math and physics.
I think this is also somewhat related to embedded engineering(hardware and software aspects) except it's more about seeing the big picture and what the end result is going to accomplish. I'm still super interested in learning about systems engineering and I think this video summed it up pretty well. Nicely done!
The initial focus on physical, product systems engineering is one of the key challenges - the full system includes design of the enterprise system to effectively support development of product and service systems. So often this sits outside the physical engineering discipline set, but requires close integration between the enterprise/ business system development and product/ service. The problem-space for systems engineering sits beyond the engineering of the product, to engineering of this plus the supply network. So often the success of complex system is hampered by organisational practices and thought processes. This is touched on later in the video. It's a good STEM video for people looking to understand what's needed beyond their initial engineering discipline boundaries.
From Analysis and Synthesis to Development !
im doing a new course called mchanical electronic systems engineering that basically combines all of these diciplines so hopefully in the real world this would make problems solvind and developing a lotm easier
Hassan Ahmed its called mechatronix
@@noohm2385 *Mechatronics
Which is the better computer system eng or software for doing robotics ??
I studied robotics engineering and it gave me a good foundation in design/electronics/mechatronics engineering. Now I am moving on to a masters in systems engineering. Overall all these disciplines overlap at some point and you develop skills in all of them. When it comes to finding a job it may not be exactly what you want but some aspect of your study will be in there.
@@EddieFPV i m majoring in computer systems engineering . will it be good for softwares and robotics ,and in which area i can do research ?
A twin brother of mechatronics engineering
Thank you
Math is the perfect subject for what is meant to do the real world
Was the music really necessary?
T Anon yes
I just think the unnecessary music as noise in the system. Apply a Kalman filter.
satisfying !
Literature and philosophy?
Alas poor Yorik, he thought his lot in life was systems philosophy......
made me yawn
Really? I'm applying to study systems engineering at uni. It's fascinating, not a fan of the fact that most the things they're working on in the video aids the military
+Back Stabbath Does system engineer know hardware i am worried bout it
+Back Stabbath How would you feel if the soldier it saved was your brother? They are using it to save lives, not take them away.
+Bill Christenson If it's at the expense of hundreds of civilians id be pretty damn unhappy, as would my brother. But i do get you're point, i'm all for helping the troops get in and out of a country safely, i'd just prefer this technology be used to increase the overall sum of human happiness globally rather than aid the military.
+joe ramona Don't know who your comments aimed at.
Hiring?