MChESS teaches and facilitates industry short courses in a number of system sustainment topic areas:
This course reviews DMSMS management best practices, the various mitigation approaches, and available methods of forecasting the obsolescence of parts. In addition, pro-active methods for managing obsolescence are discussed, including design refresh planning and the use of ASICs. The course is divided into 6 sections that cover introduction to electronic part obsolescence, forecasting, mitigation, management plan and case resolution, strategic management, total ownership cost modeling, and software obsolescence.
The course includes a review of commercial databases and associated decision support tool offerings.
Details - https://calce.umd.edu/electronic-part-obsolescence-forecasting-mitigation-and-management
This course provides an in-depth understanding of predicting cost of systems. Elements of traditional engineering economics are melded with manufacturing process modeling, life-cycle cost management concepts, and selected concepts from environmental life-cycle cost assessment to form a practical foundation for predicting the real cost of electronic products.
Details: https://calce.umd.edu/electronic-product-and-system-cost-analysis
The following short courses are offered through the CALCECenter:
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