Day at a GlanceTuesday, July 11

Tuesday at a Glance (1 of 2)0700 - 0745 Speakers/Session Chairs’ Breakfast - ChampionsGate

0700 - 1700 Symposium Registration – Rotunda

0700 - 1800 Speaker Ready Room – Wentworth

0700 – 1900 Cyber Café sponsored by Boeing – St. Andrew A

0800 – 0930 Tuesday Keynote Speaker – Annik Magerholm FetNorwegian University of Science and Technology

0930 – 1000 Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall

0930 – 1800 Exhibits Open

0935 – 1725 Technical Information Exchange Session (TIES) Presentations –ChampionsGate

0945 – 1715 Two Full Day Optional Tutorials (Ticket Required)

1000 – 1130 SESSION 4: Technical Paper & Panel Tracks

1000 – 1800 INCOSE Meetings – See Business Meetings Section

Tuesday at a Glance (2 of 2)

1130 – 1300 Lunch in Exhibit Hall

1300 – 1430 SESSION 5: Technical Paper Tracks and Working Group Presentation

1300 – 1700 Two Half-Day Optional Tutorials (Ticket Required)

1430 – 1500 Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall

1500 – 1630 SESSION 6: Technical Paper Tracks and Working Group Presentation

1700 – 1800 Exhibits Social Hour – Fun Night Tropical Theme

Tuesday's Keynote

• Annik Magerholm Fet

• Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)

Tuesday Business Meetings1000-1200 Risk Management WG - Oakmont A

1000-1530 Academic Council – Invitation Only

1000-1700 Commercial Steering Board – Olympic B

Intelligent Transportation & Transit WG – Oakmont B

1130-1300 Communications Committee – Glen Eagles

1200-1700 Requirements WG – Olympic A

1300-1500 Information Systems WG - Colonial A

Latin America & Caribbean Initiative – Augusta B

Engineering System Assurance – Colonial B

1300-1700 Ways and Means Committee - Glen Eagles

Space Systems WG – Augusta A

1400-1630 Infrastructure Sector – Oakmont A

1500-1700 IS2008 Host Committee - Colonial B

SE-ROI - Colonial A

1600-1800 Executive Summit – Invitation Only

1700-2000 SE Department Heads – Oakmont A

1730-1930 German Chapter Meeting – Olympic A

Tuesday's Panels

Title Time Room

The Integration Process – An Unresolved Issue for Systems Engineering

1000-1125 DUBLIN A

Is Systems Engineering for "Systems of Systems" Really Any Different?

1000-1125 DUBLIN B

Tuesday’s Tutorials*F03 - Introduction to the System Modeling Language (SysML) (0945-1715) - Melbourne AMr. Sanford Friedenthal, Lockheed Martin and Mr. Alan Moore, Artisan Software

F04 - System Analysis, Design, and Development (0945-1715) – Melbourne B Mr. Charles S. Wasson, John Wiley Author

H03 - Introduction of the Systems Engineering Dual Vee Model (1300-1700) – Dublin A Mr. Hal Mooz and Dr. Kevin Forsberg, Center for Systems Management

H04 - Architecting and Engineering Systems, Processes, and Organizations Using the Design Structure Matrix (DSM) (1300-1700) – Dublin B Mr. Tyson R. Browning, MJ Neeley School of Business, Texas Christian University *Available at an Additional Fee or with Passport

Registration

Tuesday TIESTime Title Presenters Company

0935-1100 Definition of New Complex Systems Using Quality Function Deployment (QFD)

Amihud Hari RAFAEL

1105-1230 Multi-Objective Analysis Techniques for System Engineering

Edward Pohl

Edward Parnell

University of Arkansas

1300-1425 System Engineering and Management-Thinking Outside the Box

Howard Eisner George Washington University

1430-1555 Dealing with Uncertainty in Systems engineering

Mark Powell Attwater Consulting

1600-1730 Multi-Channel Modeling Jeffrey Grady JOG System Engineering

Tuesday Presentations (1 of 4)Time Room Title Presenter Company

1000-1025

NATIONAL A 82 Ten Design Principles: Some Implications for Multidimensional Quantification of Design Impacts on Requirements

Tom Gilb RPl

1000-1025

NATIONAL B 76 A Diagnostic Approach to Risk Driver Definition

Evin Stump Galorath Incorporated

1000-1025

NATIONAL C 168 Meeting the Challenge of Knowledge-Creating Systems

James Martin The Aerospace Corporation

1000-1025

NATIONAL D 96 Fine-grained Method and Tool Integration for Better Automotive Software

Frank Altheide University of Paderborn

1030-1055

NATIONAL A 94 Project-driven Adaptation of Software Life Cycle Model

Emmarentia Barnard

IFS South Africa

1030-1055

NATIONAL B 12 How Planning for Success Can Lead to Catastrophic Failure

William Schoening

Boeing

1030-1055

NATIONAL C 157 Platform Identification Using Design Structure Matrice

Konstantinos Kalligeros

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

1030-1055

NATIONAL D 136 Lessons Learned from Synchronizing Complex Systems Development within Automotive Industry (transportation?)

Herbert Negele BMW Group

Tuesday Presentations (2 of 4)

Time Room Title Presenter Company

1100-1125

NATIONAL A 15 "i-pub: Status, Insights and Visions" Erik Herzog Syntell AB

1100-1125

NATIONAL B 125 Systems Engineering Professional Development and Certification

Gerard Fisher

The Aerospace Corporation

1100-1125

NATIONAL C 60 Applying Systems Modeling Language to A Simple Hardware System

John Hsu The Boeing Company

1100-1125

NATIONAL D 137 Extending Platforming to the Sequential Development of System Families

Ryan Boas Massachusetts Institute of Technology

1300-1325

NATIONAL A 89 Enterprise Opportunity and Risk Brian White

The MITRE Corporation

1300-1325

NATIONAL B 155 A National Approach to Systems Integration Skills Base Development in Australia

Stephen Cook

"CEDISC, UniSA"

1300-1325

NATIONAL C 37 Lessons Learnt From the Applications of QFD to the Definition of Complex Systems

Amihud Hari

University of South australia

Tuesday Presentations (3 of 4)Time Room Title Presenter Company

1330-1355

NATIONAL A 103 Cross-Cultural Issues Associated with the Application of ISO/IEC 15288 Standard

Timothy Ferris

University of South Australia

1330-1355

NATIONAL B 36 Optimizing Quality Assurance for Better Results

Niels Malotaux

N R Malotaux - Consultancy

1330-1355

NATIONAL C 13 On the Systematic Use of Budget-Based Design

Hennie Freriks

Oc?-Technologies B.V.

1400-1425

NATIONAL A 14 Systems Engineering an INCOSE Chapter Paul Davies

"Thales UK Ltd., Aerospace Division"

1400-1425

NATIONAL B 92 Capitalizing On Systems Engineering Jason Sherey

"ICTT, Inc."

1400-1425

NATIONAL C 86 SysML-Based Systems Engineering Using a Model-Driven Development Approach

Peter Hoffmann

I-Logix

1500-1525

NATIONAL A 10 The Application of Architecture Frameworks to Modelling Exploration Operations Costs

Robert Shishko

Caltech JPL

1500-1525

NATIONAL B 146 Tradeoff Studies and Cognitive Biases Eric Smith University of Arizona

1500-1525

NATIONAL C 143 Threads of Reasoning: A Case Study in Printer Control

Heico Sandee

Eindhoven University of Technology

Tuesday Presentations (4 of 4)Time Room Title Presenter Company

1530-1555

NATIONAL A 87 Using Cognitive Engineering to Improve Systems Engineering

Craig Bonaceto

The MITRE Corporation

1530-1555

NATIONAL B 113 Systems Engineering Model for Integrability (SEMI): A Three Step Process for the Continuous Development of Highly Integrated Enterprise Applications

John Lewis L3 Communications Titan

1530-1555

NATIONAL C 66 No Cure No Pay: How to Contract for Software Services on a No Cure No Pay Basis

Tom Gilb RPL

1600-1625

NATIONAL A 25 A Value-Based Theory of Systems Engineering

Barry Boehm

University of Southern California

1600-1625

NATIONAL B 5 Conflict in Systems Engineering Product Data Exchange Standardisation

Roland Eckert

EADS Deutschland GmbH

1600-1625

NATIONAL C 44 Application of Patterns to Systems Engineering and Architecting

Robert Cloutier

Stevens Institute of Technology

1630-1655

NATIONAL C 121 Impact of Embedded Software Technology on Systems Engineering

Laurence Doyle

ITT