Product Development & Systems Engineering (INCOSE / 15288) (Udemy.com)

Me ha encantado la gran variedad de ejemplos prácticos y diagramas con los que el profesor ilustra el contenido del curso y del INCOSE SE Handbook. Creo que podría mejorar el curso el hecho de reducir el tiempo que se pasa en la misma dispositiva sin señalar o destacar el contenido de la misma, durante el cual se puede reducir la concentración y dificultar la retención del contenido.

Generally ok, however there should be short knowledge tests after every section. Also, the instructor should point which topic in the screen he is talking as he did not repeat the slide content mostly. So, it's difficult to read, listen and correlate.

This course is very complete, nicely structured, and well presented. However, it only represents the first part of the full course as the online question bank available at selearn.teachable.com represents the essential second part.

Its a fantastic job of breaking down what could easily be a dry topic. They take the dense INCOSE and ISO 15288 standards and make them super practical and easy to understand. Highly recommended for anyone looking to get a clear, real-world handle on systems engineering!

The course content are good and very comprehensive. It's a great way to learn about System Engineering. However, the video lessons are too long and "talkative" at time. I feel that much content could probably be removed to make the learning process faster and leaner.

Excellent, with some room to improve. My suggestions: 1. Test more: This course could be improved with frequent quizzes, to check that learning has ocurred before moving to the next section. 2. Balance. The Technical Processes got way more focus than the other processes and lessons. It could be improved by providing more depth on other processes, and on the specialist engineering areas. 3. More examples, analogies, mnemonics. Some were used (focussed on the ATM, or aviation), but could be improved with more mnemonics and story-telling to learn the concepts; including WHAT IF something is not done. Why should we care? Who got it wrong in the real-world? Make it matter. 4. More up-to-date content; now we must consider the role of SysMLv2 or modern ARCADIA concepts and add-ons. We must also consider the role of AI in Product Development (e.g. to define, edit, and query the system models and query the documentation set).

Excellent instructor and content. I propose this course to be mandatory for all starters on SE and for senior practitioners for getting back to the fundamentals. 10/10

This course helped me bridge the gaps I had in understanding Systems Engineering methods. Additionally, it helped me get a better understanding of the overall product development principles and methods.

The course gives a very detailed overview of the INCOSE handbook. Yet from the ASEP/CSEP exam point of view, there is quite a lot of information that isnt covered here. It is also challenging to maintain focus on the lecture series due to its monotonous tone.

It gives a good view of what you will find in the INCOSE Handbook, but there is no practice for the exam of INCOSE. At the beginning of the course, you receive a really good view of what system engineering is; the rest of the course is checking all the details of the different elements/parts involved, but you don't get much value for the real work in that part. Also, you won't see how to create SysLM Models that will be your daily basics.