INCOSE Tutorial on Model Based Systems Engineering and SysML using NoMagic! (June 15th, 2019)

              

ATTENTION: 

GREAT NEWS!!!  We have opened additional spots for classroom attendance!!!  For those that cannot attend in person, we still will be offering the morning session (only) for virtual attendance via webcasting.  The webcasting option will also include the afternoon session’s NoMagic slides, for your own reading and experimentation; however, the afternoon session will not be webcast.

You asked for more information on Model Based Systems Engineering and SysML.  We heard you loud and clear!  Please join us for this insightful presentation and workshop!

Please sign up HERE for the classroom session.

Please sign up HERE for the virtual session.

The SysML slide deck is available HERE, and on www.sdincose.org.

Thank you, and please feel free to email us with any questions at info@sdincose.org

Date: Saturday, June 15, 2019

Schedule: 8am-8:50am: on-site registration, lite breakfast and networking – 9am to 12pm – MSBE and SysML presentation, 12:45pm – 4pm – NoMagic MBSE software presentation and workshop.  Lunch (12 – 12:45pm).

Address: BIOVIA, Inc. 5005 Wateridge Vista Drive, San Diego, CA 92121 (Free Parking)

Pre-event Classroom Cost: Registration until Friday June 14th. $35 INCOSE member – $50 non-INCOSE member – $30 Student

Day of event Classroom Cost (Cash/Check): $45 INCOSE member – $60 non-INCOSE member – $40 Student

Virtual Attendance Cost (morning session only): $17.50 INCOSE member – $25 non-INCOSE member – $15 Student

Lunch: Lunch plus breakfast coffee and snacks are provided. Please contact us if you prefer a vegetarian option.

Limited to 50 classroom students – unlimited virtual students

Software: Please download and install a trial version of the MagicDraw software on your personal computer at the following address (an activation key will be provided at the event).  Due to limited laptops available, you are encouraged to bring your own.

https://www.magicdraw.com/main.php?ts=navig&cmd_go_to_login_custom_pages=1&menu=download_trials&back_cmd=cmd_show

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NOTE: For those who are virtual, we will have breaks for questions. Please refrain from asking during the presentation. You may also type your questions into the Skype panels and we will cover those during the breaks as well.

Abstract:  We have all heard of Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and SysML. It is now time to find out more!

Please join us for a full day tutorial on MBSE and SysML, with hands-on exercises with No Magic’s Cameo Systems Modeler. Prior experience with SysML or Cameo Systems Modeler is not required.

The INCOSE SE Vision 2020 defines model-based systems engineering (MBSE) as the formalized application of modeling to support system requirements, design, analysis, verification and validation activities beginning in the conceptual design phase and continuing throughout development and later life cycle phases. These models provide an efficient way to explore, update, verify, and communicate system aspects to stakeholders, while significantly reducing or eliminating dependence on traditional documents.

During the morning session, the presenters will provide a brief overview of MBSE and the Systems Modeling Language (SysML), a general-purpose graphical modeling language for specifying, analyzing, designing, and verifying complex systems that may include hardware, software, information, personnel, procedures, and facilities. The afternoon session of the tutorial will provide participants with hands-on application of SysML using Cameo Systems Modeler.

The morning presentation featuring MBSE and MBSE Adoption is available! Please click HERE to view Rick Hefner and Jason Wilson’s presentation.

Instructors:

Rick Hefner, PhD, specializes in systems development and maintenance; project management; Lean Six Sigma; process improvement, and risk management.  He has worked for over 40 years with companies in the aerospace, communications, electronics, and health sciences industries, including AeroVironment, Applied Physics Laboratory, Applied Materials, Ares Management, Boeing, DRS Technologies, Halliburton, Herbalife, Honeywell, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, John Deere, L-3 WESCAM, Maytag, Motorola, Northrop Grumman, Pacific Bell, Raytheon, Schlumberger, Southern California Edison, St. Jude Medical, Toshiba, TRW, U.S. Navy, and Xerox.

Dr. Hefner currently serves as Program Director for the Caltech Center for Technology and Management Education, where he designs and delivers education solutions for technology-driven companies.

Jason Wilson is currently the Senior Sales Director for North America and a Solution Architect, responsible for new customer development, partnerships, sales, and client solutions. Jason has been with No Magic going on ten years and has had various roles, from Product Management, Business development and even a Project Manager.

Jason is part of and contributes to the OMG (Object Management Group), IIBA (International Institute of Business Analysis, Dallas), ASEE (American Society for Engineering Education) and INCOSE  (International Council on Systems Engineering) and is proud to be a Toastmaster. Jason resides in McKinney, Texas with his wife, their two children. When not working, Jason enjoys the outdoors, sports and time with family.

ATTENTION: 

As mentioned above, We have opened additional spots for classroom attendance!!!  For those that cannot attend in person, we still will be offering the morning session (only) for virtual attendance via webcasting.  The webcasting option will also include the afternoon session’s NoMagic slides, for your own reading and experimentation; however, the afternoon session will not be webcast.

Please sign up HERE for the classroom session.

Please sign up HERE for the virtual session.

Please note that the afternoon session will not be webcast, but the SysML slide deck is available HERE.

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