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EMIS

8305

SYSTEMS LIFE CYCLE COST & AFFORDABILITY ANALYSIS

Catalog Description

This course will provide an understanding of Systems affordability concepts and the life cycle cost process. The importance of using these concepts in optimizing engineering/business decisions will be examined with emphasis being placed on the evaluation of alternatives weighing costs, risks, reliability, maintainability, supportability, weight, performance, and other benefit/risk parameters.  Topics include, total ownership cost, estimating methods & techniques, cost analysis process, system trade studies, sensitivity analysis, risk analysis & simulation, and system cost effectiveness.

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Instructor(s)

Goals

EMIS 7301, 7303, 7305

Dr. Jerrell Stracener

The objective of this course is to provide the student with a variety of tools, techniques, and methods in projecting systems life cycle cost when evaluating not only engineering/business alternatives but also individual purchase decisions. Upon completion, the student will be able to apply the techniques throughout the design/evaluation process and have the awareness of the impact their decisions have on system affordability.

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