Applied System Design and Decision Making
In this course you will analyze and visualize data utilizing a number of leading analytics/visualization software options, both proprietary and open-source.
David W. Gunther
- Instructor
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Description
Systems engineers are responsible for gathering information and making decisions based on that complex, and often ambiguous, information.
In this course, you will learn to master trade studies – the identification of alternatives and application of decision-making methodology.
You will learn to balance performance, schedule, cost and risk variables. Simple and complex applications are presented along with case examples of problems often encountered with trade studies in the field.
Examples of simulations and graphical presentation techniques are presented to support the trade study process.
Topics Include
- Single and multi-variable trades
- Evaluating alternatives
- Models, attributes and weights
- Sensitivity analysis
- Trade study objectives
- Risk management
- Online
- Intakes: On Demand
Meet your Instructor
David W. Gunther is a Supervisory Senior Systems Engineer working in Program Executive Office, Command, Control and Communications-Tactical (PEO C3T), Sync Fielding, Integration Engineering.
As the Integration Engineering Division Chief, he is responsible for the development of a unit’s C4ISR network architecture, managing non-recurring engineering/safety testing efforts, conducting integration readiness reviews, developing multiple vehicle and equipment configurations, integration kit procurements and quantities, coordinating cost estimates, vehicle installations, IMS and the coordination with numerous platform and
equipment PEOs and PMs, TCMs, FORSCOM, DA G3-5-7, G8 and TRADOC.
Mr. Gunther also has extensive experience in systems engineering, network architecture, system of systems design and development, acquisition, production, sustainment, and supply chain modeling.