System Safety & Reliability Analysis: Methods to Identify Risk and Control Hazards in Complex Systems
June 18 - 28, 2001
University of Washington campus in Seattle
The College of Engineering at the University of Washington
is pleased to
announce the offering of the annual System Safety and Reliability
Analysis:
Methods to Identify Risk and Control Hazards in Complex Systems
continuing
education program on June 18 - 28, 2001. The course is held on
the
University of Washington campus in Seattle. Engineers who work
with safety
engineering, risk analysis, testing, reliability and quality control
will
have the opportunity to learn state-of-the-art analytical methods
to
assess, evaluate and improve the safety and reliability characteristics
of
complex systems from two acclaimed experts. David Haasl, Systems
Engineering and Management Consultant, and Dr. Kailash (Kal) C.
Kapur,
Professor of Industrial Engineering at the College of Engineering,
are the
instructors.
System Safety and Reliability Analysis presents a comprehensive,
detailed
study of how to analyze and assess complex systems to improve
reliability.
Originally developed and applied in the nuclear and aerospace
industries,
the material and information presented in this course are increasingly
relevant to a variety of products and manufacturing environments.
In this
unique program, engineers have an opportunity to understand and
apply
quantitative tools to their applications. Theory combined with
real-world
strategies offer invaluable insights.
Registration includes detailed reference materials developed
for the
program by the instructors, a Fault Tree Template, refreshment
breaks and a
certificate of completion from the University of Washington granting
5.5
CEUs (Continuing Education Units).
Information on this program is available online at:
www.engr.washington.edu/epp/ssra/
For additional information, or to register, please contact:
Engineering Professional Programs, Seattle, Washington
Phone: (206) 543 5539 Fax : (206) 543 2352 Email: uw-epp@engr.washington.edu