Tutorial 1 : Hands-on SysML Modeling with MagicGrid

Date: September 26, 2024

Time: 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Rose Room, Level 1, York Hotel

You know SysML, but still don't understand how to apply it to systems engineering, e.g., which views to build and in what sequence.  You use SysML, but still feel that there could be a more efficient way of doing so. You've heard of or used Cameo, and how amazing it is, but you haven't fully grasped it.

In this tutorial you will learn how to apply SysML and MagicGrid V2 to specify the architecture of a complex system. The objectives of the tutorial are:

- Learn the modeling workflow defined by the MagicGrid
- Learn what SysML elements and views to use in each step of the workflow
- Learn how to organize the system model according to the level of detail
- Get introduced to CATIA Magic software for model-base systems engineering (MBSE)

Tutorial 2 : Digital Continuity: Small Steps for Systems Engineers, Giant Leaps for Organizations

Date: September 26, 2024

Time: 01:00 AM - 05:00 PM

Location: Rose Room, Level 1, York Hotel

Digital continuity ensures all digital artifacts are integrated and accessible throughout a project's lifecycle. Moving from Excel and Word to specialized digital platforms is the first step to enhance efficiency and traceability in systems engineering.

The tutorial revolves around the first steps of the digital engineering journey.  It starts with importing requirements from Excel into a requirements management solution, allowing for easy editing and organization. Import verification artifacts such as test cases from Word into a test management solution, and link these artifacts to the corresponding requirements for traceability. It then shows how to manage changes effectively throughout the project. In the early stages, use version control and change tracking features. In the later stage implementing change control boards and baselining. It concludes with focusing on the reuse of such artifacts, by establishing a repository for reusable artifacts like requirements and test cases. Import and adapt these artifacts for new projects, continuously updating and reviewing the repository.

Transitioning to digital engineering improves systems engineering processes, leading to better outcomes and increased efficiency. The aim of this tutorial is to show the importance of embracing digital continuity to stay competitive and deliver high-quality systems.

Dr. Quoc Do

Asia-Oceania Sector Director of INCOSE, Principal Consultant at Frazer Nash Consultancy

Speaking Topic: A Systems Engineering Governance Approach 

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Prof. Yeoh Lean Weng

Chief Sustainability Officer at A*STAR,
Executive Committee Member of the Institute of Sustainability for Chemicals, Energy and Environment (ISCE²),
Senior Director of Urban Solutions and Sustainability at the National Research Foundation (NRF)

Speaking Topic: Integrating Innovation - Engineering Singapore’s Large Scale Systems for a Sustainable Future 

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Robert Halligan

Managing Director, PPI (Australia)

Speaking Topic: MBSE – Perspectives on the Past, the Present and the Future 

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Prof. Vithaya Suharitdamrong

Lecturer, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (Thailand)

Speaking Topic: Digital Engineering in Thailand 

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Vorachet  Jaroensawas

Director, NORASI (Thailand)

Speaking Topic: Digital Engineering in Thailand

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Raigon Ignatius

Head of AN Engineering Systems APAC (Continental Automotive)

Speaking Topic: MBSE & Virtualization effort to achieve shorter time to market

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Michael D. Watson

President-Elect of INCOSE

Speaking Topic: Future Directions of INCOSE

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Prof. Hidekazu Nishimura

Professor, Graduate School of System Design and Management, Keio University

Speaking Topic: Sharing of purpose, concepts, architecture, and processes through models.

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