Wayne State University
Blessed by its location in Detroit, Michigan, the heart of the American auto industry, the Wayne State College of Engineering draws strength from the region’s robust engineering culture, providing students and faculty unrivaled connections to industry and the latest research and cutting edge technology. To the region and state, the College provides leadership in emerging growth areas shaping our future.
With more than 2,600 undergraduate and graduate students, and nearly 75 years in existence, the College is a vital contributor to Michigan’s engineering workforce. Wayne State engineering graduates represent a large force in Michigan industry and the engineering field, providing essential skills, know-how and innovation.
Projects
- Transforming Systems Engineering through Model Based Systems Engineering-NAVAIR
- Systems Engineering Model and Simulation Integration Framework in Digital Thread
- Tradespace and Affordability
- A Complexity-Based Approach To Quantitative Technical Risk
- Quantitative Technical Risk
- Flexible Vehicle System Engineering And Integration
- Tradespace and Affordability
- New Project Incubator 2014-2015
- New Project Incubator 2017-2018
- Approaches to Achieve Modularity Benefits in the Acquisition Ecosystem
Publications
- SERC-2020-TR-001-WRT 1002: Approaches to Achieve Benefits of Modularity in Defense Acquisition – Part 2
- SERC-2018-TR-108-System Qualities (SQs) Ontology, Tradespace and Affordability (SQOTA), Phase 6
- SERC-2018-TR-105-New Project Incubator
- SERC-2017-TR-105-System Qualities Ontology, Tradespace and Affordability (SQOTA) Project Phase 5
- SERC-2016-TR-117-Quantitative Risk – Phase 4
- SERC-2016-TR-115-SE M&S Integration Framework in the Digital Thread
- SERC-2016-TR-101-System Qualities Ontology, Tradespace and Affordability (SQOTA) Project – Phase 4
- SERC-2015-TR-109-Transforming System Engineering through Model-Centric Engineering
- SERC-2015-TR-106-New Project Incubator
- SERC-2015-TR-044-3-Transforming System Engineering through Model-Centric Engineering
- SERC-2015-TR-040-4-Quantitative Risk
- SERC-2014-TR-044-2-Transforming System Engineering through Model-Based Systems Engineering (Model-Centric Engineering)
- SERC-2014-TR-044-1-Introducing Model‐Based Systems Engineering Transforming System Engineering through Model‐Based Systems Engineering
- SERC-2014-TR-039-3--ilities Tradespace and Affordability Project – Phase 3
- SERC-2013-TR-040-3-Quantitative Risk – Phases 1 & 2
- SERC-2013-TR-040-2-Quantitative Risk – Phase 1
- SERC-2013-TR-040-1-Quantitative Risk – Phase 1
- SERC-2013-TR-039-2-Tradespace and Affordability – Phase 2
- SERC-2013-TR-039-1-Tradespace and Affordability – Phase 1
- SERC-2011-TR-015-5-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities
- SERC-2011-TR-015-4-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities – Phase 4
- SERC-2011-TR-015-3-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities – Phase 3
- SERC-2011-TR-015-2-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities – Phase 2
- SERC-2011-TR-015-1-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities