This course focuses on the cultivation of system engineering thoughts, trying to help students establish a more complete system thinking system, master more in-depth system optimization and other aspects of processing methods. The course consists of 12 chapters grouped into four parts: • Part I. The Foundations of Systems Engineering, consisting of Chapters 1 – 5, describes the origin and structure of modern systems, the stepwise development process of complex systems, and the organization of system development projects. • Part II. Concept Development, consisting of Chapters 6 – 9, describes the first stage of the system life cycle in which a need for a new system is demonstrated, its requirements are developed, and a specific preferred implementation concept is selected. • Part III. Engineering Development, consisting of Chapters 10 – 12, describes the second stage of the system life cycle, in which the system building blocks are engineered and the total system is integrated and evaluated in an operational environment. • Part IV. Case Study.