Risk and Reliability of Systems
Course Overview
The course introduces students to methods of assessing reliability and risk in technical systems. Topics include definitions of reliability, reliability indicators, mathematical models for evaluating reliability of components and systems, system maintainability and availability, and human factors. Risk assessment methods are covered, including probability of human errors, ALARP criteria, and the Formal Safety Assessment (FSA) method in shipping. Students also learn about safety management systems and international standards. A semester-long project involves risk analysis of a selected technical system, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical application.
MAIN GOAL
To provide students with knowledge and skills to evaluate the reliability and risk of technical systems, including human factor considerations, safety assessment methods, and international standards.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of this module the learner will gain:
- + bility to apply reliability and risk assessment methods to technical systems.
- + Competence in performing risk analysis for selected engineering systems.
- + Understanding of safety assessment methods such as FSA and ALARP.
- + Familiarity with safety management standards and human factor analysis.
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Entry Requirements
- + Basic knowledge of machinery and technical systems.
Teaching and Assessment Methods
- + Lectures: 30h
- + Project: 30h
- + Assessment: Assessment based on written test (50%) and project work (50%).
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Fees & Funding
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Practical Notes
Contact Roman Liberacki for any additional information relating to this course.
