No degree or prior experience required
2-3 months to complete (suggested pace of 10-15 hours/week)
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In the real world, cause and effect are often spatially or temporally separated from one another. To engage with these dynamics, one needs approaches that go beyond applying single theories to calculate direct impacts in a context. For this kind of approach, trans-disciplinary thinking is required. This course is about practical ways to engage that kind of thinking.
The main idea is to prevent unnecessary time wasting for a team member in a project or a person in life, which often comes from inattention to essential details. What exactly is essential in a particular context, and how to write this down so it is not forgotten. We cover these aspects in the course.
Based on international standards and public documents for systems and enterprise engineering (e.g., ISO 15288, ISO 42010, ISO 15926, IEC 81346, OMG Essence), the course gives an understanding of the systems thinking framework. After some training, you will be able to quickly and automatically assess the situation in real team projects: not to “reinvent the wheel” in every new project but to use rich SoTA experience in entrepreneurship, engineering, and management.
At any moment of the project, systems thinking makes it necessary to focus on entrepreneurial opportunities, external project roles, system definition and system realization, works, and methods of performing these works by the team.
You will become familiar with the project system diagram as a checklist that links all of these objects to track the project's status.
Systems thinking requires changing the physical world: if the project does not make a change by creating a system, you do not do it at all. Nothing changes!
We will teach you how to understand what is changing in the physical world if you create computer programs, services, documentation, and enterprises.
Until the 1980s, systems thinking did not pay attention to people in the project. Modern systems thinking links with different types of roles concerned with the project. It is not trivial to think not about the people themselves but their roles: the roles of engineers, managers, entrepreneurs, law enforcement officers, doctors, etc.
The course teaches to distinguish a person in projects, his project/activity role, position, and qualifications.
Systems thinking is equally applicable to entrepreneurship (who and how uses the product), engineering (how to realize the product), and management (who and how operates the enterprise).
At any moment of the project, systems thinking makes it necessary to focus on entrepreneurial opportunities, external project roles, system definition and system realization, works, and methods of performing these works by the team.
You will become familiar with the project system diagram as a checklist that links all of these objects to track the project's status.
Systems thinking requires changing the physical world: if the project does not make a change by creating a system, you do not do it at all. Nothing changes!
We will teach you how to understand what is changing in the physical world if you create computer programs, services, documentation, and enterprises.
Until the 1980s, systems thinking did not pay attention to people in the project. Modern systems thinking links with different types of roles concerned with the project. It is not trivial to think not about the people themselves but their roles: the roles of engineers, managers, entrepreneurs, law enforcement officers, doctors, etc.
The course teaches to distinguish a person in projects, his project/activity role, position, and qualifications.
Systems thinking is equally applicable to entrepreneurship (who and how uses the product), engineering (how to realize the product), and management (who and how operates the enterprise).
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11 Chapters
173 self-test cases
897 author’s clarifications
I applaud the approach taken in this Systems Thinking course, which features diverse content such as intuitive explanations, technical specifications, and practical implications. As part of a healthy information diet, this course provides both epistemic and pragmatic value to anyone who pays attention.
This is amazing! This is the first educational course that will give you a clear understanding of a systems approach. It gives you a precise path to implement systems thinking in your mindset. And this helps not only in business but also in everyday life too.
The institute helped me change how I approach new complex problems and what to learn in the modern world to be always an in-demand specialist. I’m very grateful for all the knowledge I could get while studying and working there that helped me become a Product Owner.
Very focused learning. This course wastes no time. Teaches excellence in basic intellectual skills, systems management and systems engineering.
Learning systems with EEM Institute since 2017, found numerous insights allowing me to build and scale successful IT engineering teams, solve formidable business/technology challenges and feel confident in a very dynamic and complex environments.
Really, really enjoying the study as I’ve been studying OMG Essence value to systems engineering and IT governance. So far, I’ve seen that the SoTA foundation is core to the proposed approach.
I have no doubt that I am where I am because of the mindset that I gained from EEM institute. They taught me to use Systems thinking and provide the vision of connection between engineering, entrepreneurship, and management. The framework helps me to set career and life goals which I work towards everyday.
Very pleased to see “Engineering” defined as the human endeavour intended to “improve” that. It’s how I’ve always seen the point of my being an engineer.
We provide our educational program for you to become
self-collected in mind and body and understand ontology, communication, and systems thinking.
EEM Institute is engaged in strengthening the intelligence of its students so that they can quickly navigate future projects and be successful.
We broaden our students horizons to a range of professional areas of interest including management, systems engineering, and entrepreneurship while showing how systems thinking forms the foundation for all of these professional topics. This will help you create and operate multi-disciplinary projects.
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