Developing and Implementing a Systems Engineering Management Plan (APPEL-SEMP)

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Systems Engineering & Engineering

This course introduces participants to the processes that support planning, development, and execution of a Systems Engineering Management Plan (SEMP). Participants learn how to create a SEMP in compliance with NASA standards. In addition, they learn how technical planning complements project planning to create the next-level guidance for a technical team.

This course is designed for NASA’s technical workforce, including systems engineers and project personnel developing the competencies required to succeed as a leader of a project team, functional team, or small project.

Systems Engineering Competencies

SE 3.1 - Technical Planning
SE 3.2 - Requirements Management
SE 3.4 - Technical Risk Management
SE 3.8 - Technical Decision Analysis

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APPEL Library Resources
	NASA Galaxie Library		Books 24x7 Library

All supplemental resources are NASA accessible only unless otherwise noted.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Describe the importance of technical planning and technical management.
Describe how the technical plan coordinates with a project plan.
Document a technical plan in a NASA-compliant Systems Engineering Management Plan (SEMP).
Explain the NASA procedural requirements (NPR 7123.1 for systems engineering and 7120.5 for project management) to create a technical plan.
Define the technical work necessary and sufficient to complete a project.
Describe the characteristics and elements of a good technical plan.
Describe the flow of systems engineering activities that guide a project.
Select appropriate technical reviews, metrics, and measurements to assess project progress.
Explain how to use the SEMP to control scope during project execution.

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Systems Engineering Competencies

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