SYST 440

Digital Twin for Systems and Industrial Engineering. 3 credits

George Mason University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The term Digital Twin refers to a Computer Model (Virtual Twin) that is connected to its physical referent (Physical Twin) such that the model's state corresponds to the referent's state in real time. Current advances in computing and communication technology has made the implementation of Digital Twins increasingly cheap and popular. Digital Twin applications in Systems engineering potentially both a holistic and high-fidelity view of the system over its lifecycle. This course offers a hands-on exposure to the elements entailed in Digital Twin implementation. As part of coursework students shall design and build embedded systems, along with conceptual and computational models required for their design. Additionally, students shall implement data analysis techniques for hardware in the loop computational models. Offered by Systems Engr & Operations Rsch . Limited to two attempts.

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