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Level D

The overall objective of the SE-ZERT® Level D is for participants to understand the methods and procedures of systems engineering in all their facets within the context of systems tasks and to be able to apply them in fundamental areas. In addition, this course aims to bridge the gaps caused by varying educational backgrounds. The primary learning objective for Modules 1 through 9 is “understanding,” while the learning objective for requirements management, V&V, SE management, and implementation processes is “application.”

Level D has been specifically developed for universities that teach systems engineering in accordance with ISO 15288 and the INCOSE Handbook as part of a master’s degree program. These degree programs are qualified and accredited as training providers. Consequently, only graduates of these programs may register for the exam.

The following knowledge is imparted as part of the SE-ZERT® Level D program:

  • In-depth knowledge of systems engineering and systems engineering management
  • Knowledge, understanding, and application of symbols and technical terminology,
  • Understanding of subject-specific methods and procedures and their use for gaining insights,
  • Ability to contribute to the tasks of a systems engineer in a project or subproject and to assume the corresponding technical responsibility within a project,
  • Ability to collaborate in multidisciplinary SE teams