March 2015 Chapter Meeting - Building Bridges Between Systems and Software with SysML and UML
Boulder , USA
PRESENTATION
Systems are becoming increasingly reliant on software. One of the roles of the systems engineer is to perform a trade-off analysis of the different architectural solutions to a problem, and allocate requirements to different engineering domains within that solution, including software. It is important to investigate effective ways of establishing traceability from the system definition to the software and other requirements. The Systems Engineering Language, (SysML), which is based on the Unified Modeling language (UML), is being increasingly used by systems engineers to model systems. As well as providing system requirements, SysML models can be used to define the system architecture to be used by the software engineers. In this presentation, we will discuss how SysML and UML can work together to provide an effective handover between systems and software.
SPEAKER
Matthew Hause is a Consulting Engineer at PTC, the co-chair of the UPDM group a member of the OMG Architecture Board, and a member of the OMG SysML specification team. He has been developing multi-national complex systems for over 35 years. He started out working in the power systems industry and has been involved in military command and control systems, process control, communications, SCADA, distributed control, office automation and many other areas of technical and real-time systems. He has written over 100 technical papers on architectural modeling, project management, systems engineering, model-based engineering, human factors, safety critical systems development, virtual team management, systems and software development with UML, SysML and Architectural Frameworks such as DoDAF and MODAF. He has been a regular presenter at INCOSE, the IEEE, BCS, the IET, the OMG, AIAA, DoD Enterprise Architecture, Embedded Systems Conference and many other conferences. He was recently a keynote speaker at the Model-based Systems Engineering Symposium at the DSTO in Australia. Matthew studied Electrical Engineering at the University of New Mexico and Computer Science at the University of Houston, Texas. In his spare time he is a church organist, choir director and composer.
LOCATION
Northrop Grumman Boulder Campus
ATTENDANCE
Attendance to this Chapter Meeting is open to all INCOSE Colorado FRC members, their invited colleagues, and to interested non-members.
RSVP
Send your RSVP to Anthony Adebonojo at
[email protected] by March 10th. Please put “INCOSE March 2015 Meeting” in Subject Line.
CANCELLATION POLICY
The event is informal and entails no commitment, however we would like to keep count for reservation purposes, so please let us know at your earliest convenience if you no longer intend to attend. If you provide us your email address and your phone number, we will attempt to contact you if the event is canceled due to inclement weather, emergencies, or other force majeure.
PRESENTATION SLIDES