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This applied course provides an overview of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) that can be applied to the Systems Engineering process to manage complexity, reduce risk, and potentially streamline the engineering design and development effort.

This applied course provides an overview of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) that can be applied to the Systems Engineering process to manage complexity, reduce risk, and potentially streamline the engineering design and development effort.

Unlock your potential in engineering with NMSU's specialized Project Management micro-credential course. Tailored for future engineers, this course empowers you with the skills to manage, execute, and lead engineering projects to success.

Transform your innovative idea into a thriving business with our 8-week course. This course shows you how to implement the 24 steps of MIT’s renowned Disciplined Entrepreneurship framework, providing you with essential tools and strategies to guide your business idea from initial concept through to market success.

Do you have an idea for a product, service, or app? Innovation and Product Development is a fun, fast-paced course where you learn how to go through the stages of turning your idea into an innovation. The goal is to develop a product, app, or service that customers will want.

The course will introduce concepts for systematically establishing, defining and managing requirements for large, complex, changing engineering systems, from technical, organizational and management perspectives. The course will cover informal, semi-formal and formal approaches,

The course will introduce concepts for systematically establishing, defining, and managing requirements for large, complex, changing engineering systems, from technical, organizational, and management perspectives.

This introductory course provides an overview of what Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is and how MBSE techniques can be applied to the Systems Engineering process to manage complexity, reduce risk, and potentially streamline the engineering design and development effort.