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After interpreting five courses (and with the help of the English and Chinese version of the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook), I found myself gradually grasping the content. However, I still needed to put in a lot of effort to be a sound interpreter of the course. Then one day I thought to myself, why don’t […]

Whether you are practicing systems engineering and have years of experience or you are just starting out in your career, you will benefit from having your knowledge, skills and experience recognized by INCOSE. Getting recognized by INCOSE as the leading professional body within systems engineering will be a valuable addition to your professional portfolio. INCOSE […]

Article source from Carnegie Melon University by Joseph Elm Building a complex weapon system in today’s environment may involve many subsystems–propulsion, hydraulics, power, controls, radar, structures, navigation, computers, and communications. Design of these systems requires the expertise of engineers in particular disciplines, including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, software engineering, metallurgical engineering, and many others. But […]

Article sourced from WSP Global Designing transport solutions that support thriving societies in increasingly constrained urban environments is a complex task.  TUESDAY, 1 MAY 2018 – AUSTRALIA Understanding this challenge is critical to developing the right solution and cultivating innovation to deliver end-users and stakeholders the benefits of increased capacity, efficiency and productivity of our […]

By René King We love to get feedback from SEPs about the path to their certification and the impact (if any) that it has had on their career. This month we hear from PPI/CTI’s own, René King about her journey and experience with certification. Almost every time I talk to someone about getting SEP certified, […]

A fundamental part of getting ASEP (Associate Systems Engineering Professional) or Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) certified is writing and passing the INCOSE Knowledge Exam. A common question CTI facilitators receive is what is the difference between the paper or computer-based exams? Let’s demystify the topic now. The major difference between the two exams is […]

Article sourced from GineersNow by Frank Taylor Systems engineers are in high demand! How many systems engineers do you know in person? How many of them are certified? The odds that you will answer ‘none’ to both questions are high, because systems engineers are only few. In 2012, there are only about 8,000 recorded systems […]

Article sourced from Engineers Australia by Jonathan Bradley Systems engineering has taken Kerry Lunney to a lot of places – and made her president of an international organisation. Thales country engineering Director Kerry Lunney’s work has taken her from sectors as varied as software and transport to aerospace and defence. Her career today lies a long […]

Article sourced from INCOSE by Christine Kowalski | Jul 29, 2019 INCOSE’s Certification Program was created in 2004 to define and recognize the knowledge and work experience of systems engineering professionals. In 2008 and 2010, the Associate Systems Engineering Professional (ASEP) and Expert Systems Engineering Professional (ESEP) levels joined the base level of Certified Systems […]

TIP #1 – Decide how to apply, and read the instructions!​ You must be an INCOSE member to apply, so helpful hint 0 is: Join INCOSE. Check with your local Chapter, and within your organization, to decide on your best application route. Some Chapters and organizations have their own application processes agreed with INCOSE. If […]