http://incosenorthtexas.org Thu, 11 Mar 2010 02:14:37 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Join us at our next INCOSE Monthly Meeting ... “INCOSE International Workshop”   Don Boyer, Consultant John Nallon, Enterprise Solutions, Inc. Date: Thursday, Mar. 18 Agenda: 5:30 p.m. CST -- Dinner & Networking 5:50 p.m. CST -- Short Chapter Meeting 6:00 p.m. CST -- Keynote Speakers (45 min. Presentation, followed by 10-15 min. Discussion) Location: Grand Prairie, Greenville, Hurst, Richardson, Waco, & WebEx Click ... http://incosenorthtexas.org/events/march-2010-monthly-meeting/   INCOSE North Texas Theme “Soar Above The Rest”   Our 2010 Goals: To help our members develop their careers and receive recognition for their efforts. To help our members meet their fellow systems engineers, both in North Texas area and out of the local area. To encourage members to volunteer in key systems engineering initiatives in North Texas. To be ... http://incosenorthtexas.org/featured/312/ The INCOSE North Texas Chapter presents ... The OMG Systems Modeling Language (OMG SysML) Tutorial featuring Ernest Stambouly, Cephas Consulting Corporation   Date: Sat., May 1, 2010 Time: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Cost: $110 (INCOSE Member), $150 (Nonmember) Location: Doubletree Dallas/Richardson Hotel   ** This is a great opportunity to learn SysML and get hands on experience taught by an ... http://incosenorthtexas.org/recent-news/omg-sysml-tutorial-2010/ We invite you to our next monthly meeting!  You can attend at one of our meeting locations or join us remotely! Please go to our Monthly Meeting page for more details. http://incosenorthtexas.org/featured/meeting-locations/ 2009 Board of Directors George Gianacakes President george.gianacakes@incose.org Mike Dietz President Elect michael.dietz@incose.org Jarid Cottrell Secretary and Vice President of Communications jarid.cottrell@incose.org Richard Robledo Treasurer richard.robledo@incose.org Paul White Vice President of Chapter Development paul.white@incose.org William Linn Past President william.linn@incose.org Dr Jerrell Stracener Director at Large jerrell.stracener@incose.org Chris Petta Director at Large christopher.petta@incose.org http://incosenorthtexas.org/uncategorized/2009-board-of-directors/ Creating the System Engineering Body of Knowledge Thursday, February 18, 2010 A project led by the Stevens Institute of Technology and the Naval Postgraduate School is working collaboratively across the world-wide community to create a robust Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge (SEBoK).  The project, called the Body of Knowledge and Curriculum to Advance ... http://incosenorthtexas.org/monthly-speakers/february-speaker-dr-arthur-pyster/ INCOSE Working Groups Thursday, January 21, 2010 One of the ways that INCOSE brings value to its stakeholders is through its more than 30 Working Groups.  INCOSE Working Groups are composed of INCOSE members who are interested in building their expertise and contact in a particular area of systems engineering or who have ... http://incosenorthtexas.org/monthly-speakers/january-speaker-paul-white/ Reliability In Logistics Thursday, December 17, 2009 Reliability analysis is a useful technique for measuring the performance of components over time.  It is also useful for determining the reliability of a system.  Increased reliability results in greater value to the Customer.  In this presentation, we will discuss ways to define and measure ... http://incosenorthtexas.org/monthly-speakers/december-speaker-dr-gerard-ibarra/ Our chapter has joined with Southern Methodist University (SMU) in a review of the Systems Engineering Program (SEP) at SMU.  This is a great opportunity for professionals to provide input about the education of future systems engineers, both in the U.S.A. and around the world. To see the current SMU Lyle School ... http://incosenorthtexas.org/recent-news/incose-north-texas-and-smu-partnership/ Technology and Obsolescence Sustainment for Integrated Systems Thursday, November 19, 2009 Technological obsolescence is the state of being which occurs when a technology is no longer needed or wanted, even though it may still be a good working order.  In today’s complex systems, technological obsolescence must be considered in order to foster ... http://incosenorthtexas.org/monthly-speakers/november-speaker-dr-tom-herald/