Systems Engineering Forum
Schedule of Events – Virtual Series
Overview
The Systems Engineering Forum, hosted by The Aerospace Corporation’s Corporate Chief Engineer’s Office, focuses on applying innovative systems engineering principles – such as Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), Digital Engineering, Enterprise Systems Engineering – across the space enterprise, contributing to mission success while advancing the state of the discipline.
The forum, currently held virtually, focuses on the unique contributions of The Aerospace Corporation to the systems engineering discipline as a trusted partner in the broader space industry. These events are applicable to U.S. government, international organizations, industry, vendors, academia, professional societies, and trade associations.
Registration is required. Events will be recorded and posted once processed.
Schedule of Events
Here’s what’s scheduled for the Virtual Series. Viewing in Pacific Time
Please note: Registration closes 1 day prior to each start date.
Digital Engineering in Practice Register
Practical instances of where Digital Engineering facilitates innovation and where it adds barriers.
| June 14, 2022 | 8:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. | Registration is open |
| Title: What Did I Do Wrong? An Episode in Agile Anti-Patterns | ||
| Presenter: Dr. Supannika Mobasser, The Aerospace Corporation | ||
| Abstract: In the course of adopting new systems, processes, and modalities, people sometimes do not utilize a process correctly. In doing so, they engage in a practice or pattern that they think will work, but if it is not applied correctly, the practice or pattern actually works against them in delivering product value, and may impede development progress. Colloquialism for this briefing is termed as an “Anti-Pattern”. We conducted a panel to discuss anti-patterns and this presentation was the product of that exercise. | ||
| Title: Verification and Validation of SysML Models | ||
| Presenters: Myron Hecht and Jaron Chen, The Aerospace Corporation | ||
| Abstract: Model Based Systems Engineering depends on correct models. However, thus far, relatively little attention has been paid to ensuring their correctness – particularly for larger system engineering models. This paper describes a methodology for performing verification and validation on models written in SysML. The method relies on a catalog of candidate requirements that can be selected and tailored for a specific project. Many of these requirements can be verified automatically. Examples of diagrams taken from an independently created SysML model of a satellite are presented to show how automated verification can be used to identify non-obvious modeling deficiencies. | ||
Upcoming Events 2022
August – Digital Engineering StandardsBringing current or future standards to the community |
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