Mahmoud Efatmaneshnik

Dr Mahmoud Efatmaneshnik is program director for Master of Systems Engineering program. He has a PhD in Complexity management of Design Process (2009), and a ME in manufacturing engineering (2005) both from UNSW. He has a BE in aerospace (1999) from Tehran Polytechnic university. He is a member of INCOSE and IEEE. He is the editor in cheif of Australian Journal of Multidiciplinay Engineering. His resaerch interests are: Systems Engineering, Model based Systems Engineeing, Systems Modeling and Analysis, Complexity Modeling and Complexity Measure, Decision Analysis and Support, Capability Modelling and Acquisition Support. He is available for PhD supervision in the following topics: Risk and Complexity Management in Systems Engineering, Investigating Application of Possibility theory to Systems Engineering Risk Management, Investigation of Failure Propagation Mechanisms in Complex Systems, Probabilistic Systems Engineering Model: Synthesis and Validation, Systems Architecture Optimisation, System Architecture Evaluation and Optimization at Early Conceptual Design Stage, An Integrated Stakeholder Preference Modelling and Tradespace Evaluation Framework, Creating and Managing System Modularity: A Trade off and Optimality, Investigation of Methods and Methodologies for Systems Engineering of Non-functional Requirements Systems Engineering, Human Systems Engineering Systems Engineering, Model based Systems Engineeing, Systems Modeling and Analysis, Complexity Modeling and Complexity Measure, Decision Analysis and Support, Capability Modelling and Acquisition Support.

[2026] Bakhshi, J., & Efatmaneshnik, M. (2026). Assessing Capability Complexity Using Enterprise Architecture Framework. Systems Engineering, 29(4), 591-616. [2026] Zaghwan, A., Amer, Y., Mohamed, O. A., Gunawan, I., & Efatmaneshnik, M. (2026). A cleaner demand-side management approach utilizing hybrid fractal-fuzzy intelligence for energy loss reduction in smart energy systems. Cleaner Engineering and Technology, 33, 101249-1-101249-15. [2026] Efatmaneshnik, M., Nachman, S., Davies, A., & Shoval, S. (2026). System Upgrade Ontology: A federated ontology for capability sustainment. Journal of Defense Modeling and Simulation, 17 pages. [2026] Binesh, M., Efatmaneshnik, M., & James, A. (2026). Model-based safety analysis: definitions, challenges and implications. Safety and Reliability, 1-39.