System Engineering

YAMANE, Ken
  Elective  2 credits
【Information and Electronic Engineering・2nd semester】
19-1-0504-3192

1.
Outline
The main topics are as follows: systems approach, optimization, reliability, modeling and simulation, and control. This class also deals with academic fields related to systems science.
2.
Objectives
This course aims at expanding students' knowledge in the field of systems engineering and systems science. Students will learn basic skills for developing complex engineering systems.
3.
Grading Policy
Students are evaluated with a mid-term exam (30%), one report (30%) and a term exam (40%).
4.
Textbook and Reference
No textbook is used.
5.
Requirements (Assignments)
Students need to use LMS.
6.
Note
7.
Schedule
1. Introduction
2. What is a system?
3. Systems approach
4. System design technique
5. System optimization
6. System reliability
7. System modeling and simulation
8. System control
9. Summary, mid-term exam
10. Intelligent system
11. Complex system I: fractal, chaos, etc.
12. Complex system II: cellular automaton, percolation, etc.
13. Game theory
14. System theory
15. Summary, term exam
1.
Outline
The main topics are as follows: systems approach, optimization, reliability, modeling and simulation, and control. This class also deals with academic fields related to systems science.
2.
Objectives
This course aims at expanding students' knowledge in the field of systems engineering and systems science. Students will learn basic skills for developing complex engineering systems.
3.
Grading Policy
Students are evaluated with a mid-term exam (30%), one report (30%) and a term exam (40%).
4.
Textbook and Reference
No textbook is used.
5.
Requirements (Assignments)
Students need to use LMS.
6.
Note
7.
Schedule
1. Introduction
2. What is a system?
3. Systems approach
4. System design technique
5. System optimization
6. System reliability
7. System modeling and simulation
8. System control
9. Summary, mid-term exam
10. Intelligent system
11. Complex system I: fractal, chaos, etc.
12. Complex system II: cellular automaton, percolation, etc.
13. Game theory
14. System theory
15. Summary, term exam