Function-based Systems Engineering with Hermine Schnetler
"Everybody who is in the business of creating solutions for problems will benefit from my course."
Meet Dr. Hermine Schnetler! She works at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics in Germany as the Wide-Field Imager Project Manager for the Athena X-ray mission. She is also the SPIE course instructor for "Functioned-based Systems Engineering for the Design of Astronomical Instruments and Control Systems Architectures." This course provides a framework and a well-proven recipe for developing robust system architectures based on the system's functional requirements.
Course Description:
The course will be exercise-driven, and the participants will design the system architecture of an instrument during the course. During the course, Dr. Schnetler will illustrate how the proposed system architecture can meet the science requirements and objectives and how the system architecture drives the technical performance requirements.
Intended audience:
Systems and design engineers (all disciplines) who wish to learn how to design a robust system architecture that will deliver the science using a novel functioned-based engineering methodology. Instrument scientists who wish to learn more about instrument design systems engineering.
Learn more: https://spie.org/TakeACourse