Saturday June 10, 2023 9:00 AM PDT to 2:30 PM PDT

 

* Please note – Due to the need to vet the list of attendees ahead of time, registration is now closed. 

Dear Members and Friends!

This June 10th, the INCOSE San Diego chapter will offer a special IN-PERSON 5-hour tutorial on open source systems modeling and an introduction to the Systems Engineering Library (se-lib). This library provides the following capabilities using simple Python code as the glue:

• integrated systems modeling
• simulation
• analysis and diagrams covering SysML
• discrete event and continuous system dynamics simulation
• reliability analysis
• causal analysis
• project management
• and more!

Date: Saturday, June 10, 2023, 9am – 2:30pm (Pacific Time)
Location: SAIC Building, 4065 Hancock St, San Diego, CA 92110 (google maps)
Cost: $10 INCOSE members, $20 non-INCOSE members, $5 students.  This price also includes morning coffee and lunch (please contact us if you have special dietary preferences).

Please note – This tutorial will be held within the SAIC building in Point Loma. Foreign Nationals may attend, but must register at least two weeks in advance and let us know in the registration Notes textbox so that we may inform SAIC beforehand. Thank you.

(please register at bottom of page)

 The se-lib is described at: http://se-lib.org.

Why SE-LIB?

• Lowers barriers to system modeling with an open-source tool environment harnessing the extensive Python scientific computing ecosystem.
• Provides integrated capabilities for system modeling, analysis, and automatic documentation with SysML, other SE model types and analysis methods.
• Enables natural integration of models, inline or external data with only a few lines of code!

More examples of what se-lib can do:

Code examples, templates, and modeling case studies will be provided, and students only need basic computer skills to modify examples or create new models. Previous knowledge of Python is not necessary, as examples are self-evident given that Python was designed to be highly readable and concise. Exercises will be based around simple, short code.

Participants will learn how to incorporate open source modeling in system engineering processes and toolsets. They will learn how open source tools can support rapid iterative processes and automate round-trip digital engineering when reconciling single-source truth models.

Required for the Tutorial:

• A laptop or other device (a tablet or phone would work)
• Internet connection, provided at the event location (unless participants prefer to work offline and install the library prior).

Presenters:

Ray Madachy

Raymond Madachy, Ph.D., is a Professor in the Systems Engineering Department at the Naval Postgraduate School. His research interests include system and software cost modeling; affordability and tradespace analysis; modeling and simulation of systems and software engineering processes; integrating systems engineering and software engineering disciplines; and systems engineering tool environments. His research has been funded by diverse agencies across the DoD, National Security Agency, NASA, and several companies.

He has developed widely used tools for systems and software cost estimation, and is leading development of the open-source Systems Engineering Library (se-lib). He received the USC Center for Systems and Software Engineering Lifetime Achievement Award for “Innovative Development of a Wide Variety of Cost, Schedule and Quality Models and Simulations” in 2016.

His books include Software Process Dynamics, What Every Engineer Should Know about Modeling and Simulation; co-author of Software Cost Estimation with COCOMO II, and Software Cost Estimation Metrics Manual for Defense Systems. He is writing Systems Engineering Principles for Software Engineers and What Every Engineer Should Know about Python.

Ryan Longshore

Ryan Longshore is an 18 year veteran of both the defense and electric utility industries. In his current role at Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic (NIWC LANT), Ryan leads a diverse team of engineers and scientists developing and integrating new technologies into command and operations centers. Ryan is heavily involved in the Navy’s digital engineering transformation and leads multiple efforts in the model based systems engineering and model based engineering realms.

Ryan earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from Clemson University, a MS in Systems Engineering from Southern Methodist University, and is currently pursuing his PhD in Systems Engineering from the Naval Postrgraduate School. He is a South Carolina registered Professional Engineer (PE), an INCOSE Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP), and has achieved the OMG SysML Model Builder Fundamental Certification.

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Friday June 16, 2023 8:30 AM PDT to 3:30 PM PDT

 

Dassault Systemes & INCOSE SD Tutorial on Friday, 16 June 2023:

MBSE Model Based System Engineering One-Day Hands-On Training Workshop

In-Person only in San Diego

LIMITED TO 25 persons. 

Welcome!

Dassault Systemes and INCOSE San Diego are offering in-person, hands-on workshop on Friday, June 16th, 2023, where you will learn to build an executable model that demonstrates the power of simulation in describing a system of interest. Learn to create a Monte Carlo analysis of a representative system that will serve as a framework for solving a range of real-world problems and simulation.

This hands-on, interactive workshop will be delivered by Studio SE and will employ Dassault’s Catia Magic Cyber Systems Engineer and Catia Magic Model Analyst (formerly known as Cameo and MagicDraw).

This workshop will be held at the Dassault Systemes building in the Sorrento Valley/Mira Mesa area. Come learn MBSE for the day! After the tutorial attendees are invited to a happy hour mixer at a nearby brewery.

Date:  Friday, June 16th, 2023

Time:  8:30 AM – approximately 3:30PM

Address:  Dassault Systemes, 5005 Wateridge Vista Dr., San Diego, CA 92121  (Google Maps)

Cost:  $20 for INCOSE members; $40 for non-members.  Please register and pay below using PayPal.  Parking is free.

Refreshments: Beverages and lunch are provided.  Please contact us if you prefer a vegetarian option.

Synopsis:

Prepare to learn Monte Carlo analysis of a representative system using the latest version of Dassault’s MBSE software, Catia Magic Cyber SE and Catia Magic Model Analyst.

What you will need:

A personal laptop computer and power cord that you can use to run the provided Dassault Catia Magic software.

IMPORTANT – a Corporate or Government laptop may not allow you to connect to an external license server.

An education license for Catia Magic software will be provided…  You may also use your own license, as long as it’s for Cameo v19 or later. 

The newest versions of Cameo are now part of the Catia family.  

Software:

https://www.3ds.com/products-services/catia/products/catia-magic/magic-model-analyst

https://www.3ds.com/products-services/catia/products/catia-magic/magic-cyber-systems-engineer

Instructor:

Casey Medina

Casey currently practices and teaches systems and quality engineering across industries, including the medical device, aerospace, and defense industries. He is a dynamic speaker and owns Studio SE, a Systems Engineering training and consulting firm located in the Denver area. He has extensive experience deploying and training Model-Based Systems Engineering, requirements engineering, model-based systems engineering (MBSE), human factors, quality engineering, risk management, and medical device design control. Casey has adapted Systems Engineering tools and techniques to analyze social and natural systems. Casey is working to identify, analyze, and address social issues that lead to homelessness to help organizations provide targeted, customized, aid to help individuals overcome the challenges that lead to experiencing homelessness.

Casey has developed products in the areas of automated stem cell growth, patient monitoring, pulse-oximetry, blood collections, electro-surgery, and therapeutics. He holds 12 patents for medical devices and has another six patent applications awaiting approval. Prior to designing medical devices, he led the creative development team for Zed, Inc. which produced architectural and interior design products.

Casey infuses practical experience into his training programs. He has multiple publications and has been invited as a guest lecturer at the University of Denver, Dublin City University, and the University of Colorado. Additionally, he has presented to numerous trade and professional organizations due to his pragmatic approach to design. Casey also serves as the lead instructor for the Caltech MBSE certificate program.

Friday June 16, 2023 4:30 PM PDT to 6:00 PM PDT

 

(This presentation is open to all, including non-INCOSE members. Photo courtesy of Freeman Zhou on Unsplash)

Please Join Us for a special presentation by the INCOSE Smart Cities Working Group!

On June 16th, please join us for a Special IN-PERSON Friday-evening presentation on Smart Cities by Dr. Damian Rogers of the INCOSE Smart Cities Working Group.  Smart Cities are capable of identifying their problems and mitigating root causes by generating and processing engineered quality data in a continuous and inclusive matter.

This Friday-evening presentation will be held at the modern conference room at SAIC in Mission Valley, and will include free pizza and soft drinks for all attendees. The presentation will start at 5 pm, with the doors opening and food arriving by 4:30 pm.  Please RSVP so that we may get a good estimate of the number of attendees.

Date: Friday, 16 June, 2023. 4:30 – 6pm (presentation starts at 5pm)
Location: 1455 Frazee Road, Suite 740, San Diego, California 92108 (Google Maps). This building is just off of Friars road and Rt 163. There is ample free parking on street
Cost: FREE!  Includes complementary pizza and soft drinks. RSVP below

 
(Images courtesy of Zoe and KAL VISUALS on Unsplash)

Synopsis:

As cities around the world are unevenly waking up after a pandemic coma, cities are seeking opportunities to continue evolving toward being ‘smart.’ Cities may wish to take a new approach to provide services that meet the goals of the city and needs of the residents in new and innovative ways. The implementation of such approaches will define the new “smart city.” 

We propose a human-centric model to help city authorities to make decisions with human needs in mind. Such a human-centric model will help identify and classify technological investments with the greatest positive impact for their residents. This presentation will introduce this human-centric model, the INCOSE-TUS Smart Cities Reference Model and provide an update on our modeling developments.

Presenter: Dr. Damian Rogers

An advocate for systems thinking, systems engineering, and engineering design practices for over a decade, Dr. Damian Rogers currently leads the Systems Engineering team at Leonardo Helicopters in Philadelphia, where he is responsible for introducing Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) methodologies and culture to the Leonardo team. Dr. Rogers holds a PhD in Engineering Design Methodologies, an MASc in Space Sciences, and a BEng in Aerospace Engineering. He is also a member of various professional organizations and actively contributes to initiatives and committees within SAE and INCOSE. Outside of work, Dr. Rogers enjoys traveling and the outdoors, as well as being an avid car, boat, and aircraft enthusiast.