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MOS 6625: System Safety Engineering

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MOS 6625: System Safety Engineering
psy 3019 history and systems of psychology

Description

An advanced study of system safety with an emphasis on risk control of engineering and technological systems. Addresses basic and essential information about the identification, evaluation, analysis, and control of hazards in components, systems, subsystems, processes, and facilities.

Outcomes

  1. Summarize fundamental concepts in safety engineering.
  2. Analyze public policy issues with consideration given to societal norms and preferences related to engineering systems.
  3. Evaluate new approaches to safety based on modern systems thinking and theory.
  4. Assess safety data analysis methods that are used for achieving a satisfactory state of safety.
  5. Evaluate decision and evaluation tools to reduce accidents and to make systems and sophisticated products safer.

PreRequisites

  1. MOS 5201

Textbook(s)

System safety engineering and risk assessment: A practical approach (Rev: 2nd ed.)

Publisher: CRC Press (2015)
Author: Bahr, N. J.
ISBN: 9781466551602
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