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  • Trainer perspective on the SEP Certification: Mark Williamson, CSEP

    Sep 28, 2022

    Being an active member of INCOSE and other broader Systems Engineering communities helped motivate trainer Mark Williamson, CSEP, to provide Systems Engineering training. Here are his views on Systems Engineering training.

  • Graduate perspective on Academic Equivalency: Sarah Kawai, CSEP

    Sep 27, 2022

    Graduate from the University of Detroit Mercy, Sarah Kawai, CSEP, advises her fellow CSEP aspirants to start working on their references early. Here is what she has to say about academic equivalency.

  • Graduate perspective on Academic Equivalency: Shreyas Renukuntla, ASEP

    Sep 26, 2022

    Shreyas Renukuntla, ASEP, a graduate from Cornell University advises Certification aspirants to try to apply the SE learnings to large-scale projects or their real-time work responsibilities to obtain a deeper understanding of SE. Here is what he has to say about Academic Equivalency.

  • Faculty perspective on Academic Equivalency: Steven H Dam, ESEP

    Sep 25, 2022

    Steven H Dam, ESEP, the Advisory Board Chairman for the GMU Systems Engineering and Operations Research Department, advises universities aspiring for academic Equivalency to make sure their program teaches more than just Systems Engineering Management. Here are his thoughts on Academic Equivalency.

  • Trainer perspective on the SEP Certification: Michael Johnson, CSEP

    Sep 24, 2022

    "I continue learning about Systems engineering predominantly through the Systems Engineering networks," says trainer Michael Johnson, CSEP. Here are his views on Systems Engineering training.

  • Student Perspective to SEP Certification: Raksha Poondicherry Mani, ASEP

    Sep 23, 2022

    "SEP Certification is helping me prove my competence and knowledge in the different aspects of systems engineering," says a certified student Raksha Poondicherry Mani, ASEP. Here is what she has to say about SEP Certification.

  • Faculty perspective on Academic Equivalency: Cihan Dagli

    Sep 22, 2022

    "Good systems engineers are excellent engineers and basic scientists first then systems engineers," says Cihan Dagli, the founder and program director of the Systems Engineering Graduate program at Missouri S&T, and a huge supporter of INCOSE SEP Certification. Here are his thoughts on Academic Equivalency.

  • Faculty perspective on Academic Equivalency: Rick Grandrino

    Sep 22, 2022

    "A systems engineer is often referred to as a “jack of all trades” as they possess knowledge of many different fields," says Rick Grandrino, the faculty of Drexel University and a huge supporter of INCOSE SEP Certification. Here are his thoughts on Academic Equivalency.

  • Trainer perspective on the SEP Certification: David Mason, ESEP

    Sep 21, 2022

    "My past experiences of developing products which did not meet the product goals and objectives motivated me to provide Systems Engineering training," says trainer David Mason, ESEP. Here are his views on Systems Engineering training.

  • INCOSE Chapter Perspective on Academic Equivalency: Raquel Hoffmann, CSEP

    Sep 20, 2022

    The goal of Raquel Hoffmann, CSEP, of INCOSE Brazil is to facilitate Academic Equivalency for Universities in Brazil, and her motivation to do so is to increase the SE community and facilitate the certification path in Brazil. Here are her thoughts on this.

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