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Systems Engineering Guest Lecture – Magnus Fast, Atlas Copco

The students of the Systems Engineering course have had the possibility to listen to a guest lecture by Magnus Fast, product responsible for asphalt rollers at Atlas Copco Karlskrona.

Atlas Copco Rollers
Atlas Copco Rollers

Design and development in industry

Magnus talked about design and development practices, as well as needs and trade off analyses faced during the everyday work as a designer of complex products. Drawing on real examples from his long industrial experience, Magnus raised a lot of interest among the students.

The guest lecture was was given within the System Engineering course (MT2530) on the MSPI-programme.

Course project on asphalt rollers

This year version of the course has seen the students working “in real life” on the analysis and improvement of a sub-system for a set of asphalt rollers using system engineering methods and tools.

Apart from MSPI, also students from the M.Sc. programmes in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Management and Engineering.

We thank Magnus for the valuable insights and invite everyone interested to take part to the final presentation of the students’ projects planned for the end of May.