COURSE PREREQUISITES
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Graduate level status in engineering.
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A good knowledge of engineering
mathematics (e.g., calculus, linear algebra, differential equations).
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A willingness to create web-based projects that demonstrate ideas
from systems engineering modeling and analysis.
TIME AND LOCATION OF CLASS/OFFICE HOURS
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Class. M, 7.00 pm - 9.40 pm,
Room 2107, A.J. Clark Engineering Building.
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Office Hours. By appointment.
For a quick response to your problems, send me e-mail.
COURSE NOTES/TEXTS
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Volumes 1 and 2 of the ENSE 621 class notes (630 pages in total)
will be available at the Engineering Copy center on Sep't 13, noon, for $40.
Labelled Transition System Analyser
RECENT PROJECTS FROM ENSE 621-622-623
Student projects are developed incrementally over three semesters
needed to complete the Systems Engineering Core ENSE 621-622-623.
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System-Level Design of a 4-Way Traffic Intersection
Students: Masoud Hamedi and Saini Yang,
ENSE 622 Class Project, Spring Semester 2002.
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Design of an Identification System for Access Control in a Building
Student: Rajeshree Varangaonkar,
ENSE 622 Class Project,
Spring Semester 2003.
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System-Level Design of a Combat Marking System
Student: Adrian Marsh,
ENSE 622 Class Project, Spring Semester 2003.
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Development of a Building Elevator System
Students: Mike Buck and Bonnie Lawson (in ENSE 621),
ENSE 622 Class Project, Spring Semester 2003.
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Online Stock Brockerage System
Student: Gouthami Chintalapani,
ENSE 621-622-623 Class Project, Fall Semester 2003.
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Automated Inventory Tracking System
Students: Ben Standish and Steve Sullivan,
ENSE 621-622-623 Class Project, September 2002 - December 2003.
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Automated Food Ordering System
Students: Vimal Mayank and Deep Saraf,
ENSE 621-622-623 Class Project, Fall Semester 2003.
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Fishery Statistics System
Students: Noriaki Suzuki and Jonathan Eser,
ENSE 621-622 Class Project, Spring Semester 2004.
EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
There will be two exams:
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Midterm (25%) : November 11. 5 mins to read the exam. 2 hrs long. Open book and open notes.
Please bring some graph paper.
For more details, see the notes from class page.
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Final (35%) : December 9. 2 hrs long plus 15 minutes to read the paper.
The exam is open book and open notes.
Please bring some graph paper.
Note.
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There will be no midterm or final make-up exams.
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Students may drop the midterm score is they do
better in the final (i.e., the final exam can count for up to 60% of the grade)
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The final exam must count for at least 35% of the final grade.
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Occasional homework assignments will account for 10% of the grade.
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The systems requirements and design project will count for 30% of the grade.
All project material must be presented on the web.
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