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GMU

Centreville

Brown Bag

Lunch

George Mason University (GMU)

Systems Engineering and Operations

Research (SEOR) Capstone

Presentations

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11:30 – 12:00 AM Lunch, Networking, and Announcements 12:00 – 12:45 PM Capstone presentations, Department of Systems Engineering and

Operations Research, George Mason University~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The senior design courses consist of a two-semester (6 credit hour) Capstone experience for Systems Engineering Majors.

About 190 students have completed this capstone design experience since it’s introduction in 1989. Students typically

work in four to six person teams on the same problem for their entire senior year. The results of the design formulation,

 project management and trade-off evaluations are presented to the Systems Engineering and Operations Research (SEOR)

faculty, the project sponsors, in professional and inter-collegiate competitions, and at INCOSE meetings. In 2001 and

2002, teams of seniors taking the SE senior design capstone course with Professor George Donohue, won awards in the

U.S. Military Academy's Systems Engineering Capstone Design Competition, held at West Point. In 2002, another studen

team tied for second place in the systems innovation category of the national NASA student design competition, which

included over 20 entries from engineering programs from some of the best engineering schools.

At this INCOSE meeting, participants will be introduced to the goals and objectives of the GMU Capstone Program and

the process for sponsoring future Capstone projects. You will also be introduced to the students and work that is being

accomplished by the current Capstone project teams:

•  Design and Test an Airport Slot Auctioning System. Sponsored by MITRE Center for Advanced Aviation Systems

Development, Dr. Fred Wieland, Team Advisor 

•  Design an electronic parking slot auctioning system for George Mason University. Sponsored by GMU Parking

Office and GMU Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science Lab

•  Analyze and Design an Air Transportation Network of 4 dimensional tubes between the Major Population Centers

of the US. Sponsored by Honeywell, Inc., Dr. Lance Sherry, Team Advisor.

•  Design a new US Air Traffic Control Sectorization System based upon Wireless Telecommunication System

 Requirements. Sponsored by CNS, Inc., Ms. Lorri DeLorenzo, Team Advisor  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

George Mason University Fairfax campus,

Johnson Center, Assembly Room G A campus map showing Johnson Center is at

http://coyote.gmu.edu/map/maphtml/gwjc1.html 

Directions are at http://coyote.gmu.edu/map/direct.html

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Meeting Location

RESERVATIONS

Please register for this event at: http://www.incose-wma.org/info/support/register/EventPick.asp~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

For additional information and paper abstracts, check our web site at http://www.incose-wma.org/ 

For information on WMA Programs, contact Susan Jones, susan.e.jones@aero.org, (703) 633-5236

Information on INCOSE can be found at http://www.incose.org

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UPCOMING WMA CHAPTER EVENTS

Saturday, May 17

TUTORIAL"Information Assurance”, Roxanne Everetts, SAIC

Tuesday, May 27 “Systems Engineering Metrics”, Rita Creel, Lunch Time Meeting at Centreville

Library, Centreville, VA

Tuesday, June 10Symposium Dry Run, Evening Chapter Meeting, Tysons Corner, VA

Saturday, June 14

TUTORIAL

"Information Technology Application in Public Transportation”, John Collura,

Professor of Civil EngineeringTuesday, June 24

Symposium Dry Run, Lunch Time Meeting at Centreville Library, Centreville, VA

INCOSE International Symposium, Crystal City, VA

29 June to 3 July 2003

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Directions to

George Mason University, Fairfax Campus 

DIRECTIONS TO FAIRFAX CAMPUS FROM THE CAPITAL BELTWAY (I-495)Take exit 54, Braddock Road (Route 620), and take the westbound fork. Follow Braddock Road West for approximately six miles.*

Pass the first entrance to the university and turn right at the stop light at Roanoke River Road. Bear right at the fork in the road. Take

your first left onto Mason Pond Drive; parking is available in the Parking Deck, the last building on the right. An information kiosk i

located outside the third level of the deck to help you navigate the campus.

*Alternate 1: Take a right on Nottoway Lane; Left on Patriot Circle; Right on Mason Pond Drive to the Parking Deck.

Alternate 2: Take a right on Roberts Road; Left on Shenandoah; Left on Patriot Circle; Right on Mason Pond Drive to Parking Deck.

DIRECTIONS TO FAIRFAX CAMPUS VIA I-66E FROM FRONT ROYAL

Exit at the Fairfax County Parkway South (Route 7100). Exit the Parkway at Braddock Road, and turn left onto Braddock Road

Take the first left past Route 123 (Ox Road) onto Roanoke River Road.* Bear right at the fork in the road. Take the first left on

Mason Pond Drive to the Parking Deck, the last building on your right. An information kiosk is located outside the third level of the

deck to help navigate the campus.

*Alternate : Take the second left past Route 123 (Ox Road) onto Nottoway Lane; Take a left on Patriot Circle; Right on Mason PondDrive to the Parking Deck .

DIRECTIONS TO FAIRFAX CAMPUS VIA I-66W FROM WASHINGTON, DC OR ARLINGTON

Take exit 60 at Route 123 South, Chain Bridge Road. Follow Route 123 through the City of Fairfax, and turn left at University Drive

Take your first right at Occoquan River Lane. Turn right at the stop sign onto Patriot Circle. At the pond, bear left to stay on Patriot

Circle. Take your first left on Mason Pond Drive to the Parking Deck, the last building on your right. An information kiosk is located

outside the third level of the deck to help navigate the campus.

DIRECTIONS TO FAIRFAX CAMPUS FROM I-95 (NORTH OR SOUTH)

From points north on I-95, take exit 27 (I-495 West), then follow the directions "from the Capital Beltway (I-495)." From point

south on I-95, take exit 160B (Route 123 North) at Lake Ridge/Occoquan. Follow Route 123 north for approximately 15 miles to

Braddock Road. Turn right on Braddock Road. At first signal, turn left on Roanoke River Road.* Bear right at the fork in the road

Take your first left onto Mason Pond Drive to the Parking Deck, the last building on your right. An information kiosk is locatedoutside the third level of the deck to help navigate the campus.

*Alternate : Take the second left past Route 123 (Ox Road) onto Nottoway Lane; Take a left on Patriot Circle; Right on Mason Pond

Drive to the Parking Deck .

DIRECTIONS TO FAIRFAX CAMPUS FROM WASHINGTON DC & ARLINGTON VIA ROUTE 50

Take Route 50 west to I-495 South (Capital Beltway) toward Richmond. Take exit 54, Braddock Road West (Route 620), and take the

westbound fork. Follow Braddock Road West for approximately 6 miles.* Pass the first entrance to the University and turn right at

the next light at Roanoke River Road. Bear right at the fork in the road; turn left on Mason Pond Drive; parking is available in the

Parking Deck, the last building on the right. An information kiosk is located outside the third level of the deck to help navigate the

campus. *Alternate 1: Take a right on Nottoway Lane; Left on Patriot Circle; Right on Mason Pond Drive to the Parking Deck.

Alternate 2: Take a right on Roberts Road; Left on Shenandoah; Left on Patriot Circle; Right on Mason Pond Drive to Parking Deck.