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Oct. 20-23, 2008www.ndia.Org/meetings/9870
11TH ANNUALSYSTEMS ENGINEERING
HyATT regeNcy missioN bAy sAN diego, cA
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PrOmOting natiOnal security since 1919
in cOnjuctiOn with:
BackgrOundThe Department of Defense has been undertaking a major transformation of our military capability over the past few years in response to the new world environment and unforeseen, ever-changing threats. The ability to effect this transformation can only be realized if our Defense Systems—space, air, land, sea, and under sea—can effectively satisfy mission area and capability requirements, and achieve and sustain a high degree of interoperability, systems integration, readiness, availability, and systems safety, with affordable cost. We believe that the greatest opportunity to achieve these objectives for new and legacy systems is through strong technical management embodied in systems
engineering methodologies and processes, on the part of both industry and the DoD, in not only the technical arms but the management & program management
arms. Strong emphasis on systems engineering across the full acquisition life cycle, from concept development & refinement through deployment & sustainment, is a key enabler of improved performance in the overall acquisition process and effectiveness. The Systems Engineering Conference is an annual event targeted at exploring the role of technical planning and execution in Defense programs and systems from a variety of perspectives, academic and pragmatic, by the entire Defense systems engineering community.
cOnference OBjectives This conference seeks to create an interactive forum for Program Managers, Systems Engineers, Software Engineers, Chief Scientists, and Engineers and Managers from government, industry, and the academic communities whose interests converge on Defense acquisition, from capabilities analysis through operations and disposal. This conference will provide the opportunity to learn from one’s peers on latest techniques and methodologies, and help shape policy and guidance through the exchange of innovative procedures and lessons learned to address the following current issues:
•Effectiveness of Systems Engineering•Program Management •Architectures•Requirements Development & Management•Interoperability & Systems Integration •Software & Software-intensive Systems•Network Centric Operations •System-of-Systems Engineering •Modeling & Simulation•Integrated Risk Management•Aging Aircraft •Logistics & Supportability including Performance Based Logistics•Life Cycle Systems Management •Improved Cycle Times for Design, Manufacture, & Repair Process•Sustainment & Upgrade of Legacy Systems •Application of Government & Industry “Best Practices” Tools, Methodologies, & Technologies •System Safety – Environment, Safety & Occupational Health & Human Systems Integration•Improved Mission Readiness & Systems Availability•Enterprise Health management & Integrated Diagnostics•Systems Engineering Training & Education•Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) •Integrated Systems Engineering, Test, & Supportability Discipline•Application of DoD Initiatives: -Performance Based Business Environment -System Safety -Open Systems -Simulation Based Acquisition -COTS Integration
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systems engineering conferencegeneral information
geNerAL iNFormATioN
cOnference attire Appropriate dress for this conference is business casual for civilians and class B uniform for military.
During conference registration and check-in, each participant will be issued an identification badge. Please be prepared to present a picture ID. Badges must be worn at all conference functions.
cOnference PrOceedings Proceedings will be available on the web through the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC), and will be available one to two weeks after the conference. You will receive notification via e-mail once proceedings are posted and available on the web.
Other infOrmatiOn Conference Chair: Mr. Bob Rassa, Raytheon Conference Technical Program Co-Chairs: Dr. Thomas Christian, USAF, Technical Advisor, Systems Engineering, USAF AFMC/ASC; Mr. Steve Henry, Northrop Grumman Plenary: Ms. Kristen Baldwin, OSD/SSE Systems Engineering Effectiveness: Mr. Al Brown, Boeing; Ms. Sharon Vannucci, OSD Logistics Supportability & Sustainment: Mr. Joel Moorvich, Raytheon Involving Test & Evaluation in SE: John Lohse, Raytheon; Darlene Mosser-Kerner, OSD Program Management: Mr. Hal Wilson, Northrop Grumman Modeling & Simulation: Mr. Jim Hollenbach, SIMSTRAT, Inc.; Mr. Gary Belie, Lockheed Martin Net Centric Operations: Mr. Jack Zavin, ASD(NII); Dr. Rich Eilers, IBM Best Practices & Standardization: To be announced Software: Mr. Paul Croll, CSC Education & Training in SE: Mr. Mike Ucchino, USAF/AFIT/CSE Enterprise Health Management: Mr. Dennis Hecht, Boeing; Mr. Howard Savage, Savage Consulting System Safety, ESOH & HIS: Mr. Sherman Forbes, USAF; Ms. Paige Ripani, Booz Allen Hamilton Requirements Development & Management: Mr. Bob Scheurer, Boeing
Architecture: Mr. Joe Kuncel, Northrop Grumman; Mr. John Palmer, Boeing
Practical SE Experience: To be Announced
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coNFereNce AgeNdA
Sunday, OctOber 19, 2008
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Registration for Tutorials and General Conference (Tutorials are an additional $250.00 registration fee)MOnday, OctOber 20, 2008 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration7:00 am - 8:00 am Continental Breakfast for Tutorial Attendees ONLY (Tutorials are an additional $250.00 registration fee)8:00 am - 12:00 pm Tutorial Tracks (Please refer to the following pages for Tutorial Schedule)12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch for Tutorial Attendees ONLY 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Tutorial Tracks Continued 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Reception in the Regency Annex (Open to All Participants)
tueSday, OctOber 21, 2008
7:15 am - 5:00 pm Registration 7:15 am - 8:15 am Continental Breakfast8:15 am - 8:30 am Introductions & Opening Remarks: Mr. Sam Campagna, Director, Operations, NDIA; Mr. Bob Rassa, Director, Systems Supportability, Raytheon; Chair, Systems Engineering Division8:30 am - 9:45 am Keynote Addresses: HON Charles McQueary, Director, Operational Test & Evaluation; Gen Les Lyles, USAF (Ret)9:45 am - 10:15 am Break10:15 am - 12:15 pm Plenary Session: Executive Panel Moderator: Ms. Kristin Baldwin, Deputy Director, Software Engineering & System Assurance Panelists: Mr. Terry Jaggers, Director, SAF/AQR (Science, Technology & Engineering) Mr. Carl Siel, Chief Systems Engineer; ASN(RDA)CHENG Mr. Kelly Miller, Director, Systems Engineering, NSA Mr. Ross Guckert, Assistant Deputy, Acquisition & Systems Integration ASA(ALT) 12:15 pm - 1:30 pm Luncheon with Speaker in the Regatta Pavilion Dr. Ronald Jost, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, C3, Space & Spectrum 1:30 pm - 5:15 pm Concurrent Sessions (Please refer to the following pages for session schedule)5:15 pm - 6:30 pm Reception in the Regatta Pavilion
systems engineering conferenceprogram agenda
coNFereNce AgeNdA, coNTiNUed WedneSday, OctOber 22, 2008
7:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration 7:00 am - 8:00 am Continental Breakfast8:00 am - 12:00 pm Concurrent Sessions (Please refer to the following pages for session schedule)12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Luncheon with Speaker in the Regatta Pavilion Ms. Shannon Cunniff, Director, Emerging Containments: Office of Under Secretary of Defense (Installations and Environment)1:30 pm - 5:15 pm Concurrent Sessions (Please refer to the following pages for session schedule)
thurSday, OctOber 23, 2008
7:00 am - 3:00 pm Registration 7:00 am - 8:00 am Continental Breakfast8:00 am - 12:00 pm Concurrent Sessions (Please refer to the following pages for session schedule)12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Awards Lunch in the Regatta Pavilion1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Concurrent Sessions (Please refer to the following pages for session schedule)3:00 pm Conference Adjourns
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Peter
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The A
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entr
ic S
yste
ms
Dr.
Dav
id H
erna
ndez
, Tac
troni
cs H
oldi
ngs,
LLC
Palm
IRe
quire
men
ts
Deve
lopm
ent &
M
anag
emen
tSe
ssio
n 2C
7
7444
- Acq
uisit
ions
Req
uire
men
ts of
Cap
abili
ties i
n a N
etce
ntric
En
terp
rise -
Cre
atin
g a
Cap
abili
ties E
ngin
eerin
g Fr
amew
ork
Mr.J
ack
M. V
an K
irk, S
FAE-
AV-A
S
7138
- Im
plic
atio
ns o
f C
apab
ility
-bas
ed P
lann
ing
on
Requ
irem
ents
Engi
neer
ing
Mr.
Leon
ard
Sada
uska
s, D
oD C
IO,
IT In
vestm
ent &
Com
merc
ial P
olicy
7191
- Sys
tem
Con
cept
of
Ope
ratio
ns: S
tand
ards
, Pr
actic
es, a
nd R
ealit
y
Ms.
Nico
le Ro
bert
s, L-
3 C
omm
unica
tions
Palm
IISo
ftwar
eSe
ssio
n 2
C8
Pane
l
7137
- D
oD S
oftw
are
Engi
neer
ing
and
Syste
m
Assu
ranc
e
Mod
erato
r: M
s. Kr
isten
J. B
aldw
in,
Syste
ms a
nd S
oftwa
re En
ginee
ring
7139
- A
Fram
ewor
k fo
r In
tegr
atin
g Sy
stem
s and
So
ftwar
e En
gine
erin
g
Dr.
Rich
ard
Turn
er, S
teve
ns
Insti
tute
of T
echn
olog
y
7041
- So
ftwar
e Pr
oces
s Im
prov
emen
t for
Acq
uisit
ion
of N
aval
Sof
twar
e In
tens
ive
Syste
ms
Mr.
Car
l Siel
, U.S
. Nav
y, AS
N
(RD
A) C
HEN
G
Bayv
iew
IIISy
stem
s En
gine
erin
gEf
fect
ivene
ssSe
ssio
n 2D
1
7042
- Es
tabl
ishin
g a
Dep
artm
enta
l-Lev
el S
yste
ms-
of-S
yste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g M
anag
mem
ent C
onstr
uct f
or
the
Dep
artm
ent o
f Nav
yM
r. C
arl S
iel, A
sst. S
ecre
tary
of
the N
avy/R
DA
7089
- Sy
stem
s of S
yste
ms:
Upd
ate
on th
e D
oD S
yste
ms o
f Sy
stem
s SE
Gui
de a
nd F
utur
e D
irect
ion
Dr.
Judi
th S
. Dah
man
n, Th
e M
ITRE
Cor
pora
tion
6986
- Tec
hnol
ogy
Read
ines
s As
sess
men
ts fo
r Sys
tem
s of
Syste
ms
Dr.
Jay M
ande
lbau
m, I
nstit
ute f
or
Defe
nse A
nalys
es
Bayv
iew
IITe
st &
Eva
luat
ion
in
Syst
ems
Engi
neer
ing
Sess
ion
2D2
7103
- New
Tes
t and
Eva
luat
ion
Mas
ter P
lan
Gui
danc
e
Ms.
Dar
lene S
. Moss
er-Ke
rner,
O
USD
/SSE
/DTE
6996
- M
odel
ing
& S
imul
atio
n in
the T
est &
Eva
luat
ion
Mas
ter
Plan
Mr.
Mich
ael R
. Tru
elove
, SAI
C
7290
- Miss
ion
- Bas
ed T
est
and
Evalu
atio
n St
rate
gy: A
n In
tera
genc
y Dev
elope
d Pr
oces
s to
Lin
k M
issio
n C
apab
ility
with
Sy
stem
Fun
ctio
nal R
equi
rem
ents
Mr.
Chris
tophe
r M. W
ilcox
, U.S
. Ar
my T
est an
d Ev
eluat
ion C
omm
and
Bayv
iew
IPr
ogra
m
Man
agem
ent
Sess
ion
2D3
7002
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
Re-v
italiz
atio
n at
the
Def
ense
C
ontr
act M
anag
erm
ent A
genc
y
Mr.L
awre
nce F
. Cia
ncio
lo, D
efens
e C
ontra
ct M
anag
emen
t Age
ncy
7223
- An
Air
Forc
e S&
T
Dire
ctor
ate’s
Vie
w o
n Ap
plyi
ng
Syste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g Pr
inci
ples
to
its P
rogr
mas
Dr.
Jam
es C
. Mal
as, A
ir Fo
rce
Mat
eria
l Com
man
d++
7320
- Ai
r For
ce In
itiat
ive
- H
igh
Con
fiden
ce T
echn
olog
y Tr
ansit
ion
Plan
ning
Thro
ugh
the
Use
of S
tage
-Gat
e
Dr.
Cla
udia
V. K
ropa
s-Hug
hes,
Air F
orce
Mat
eria
l Com
man
d
Miss
ion
ISy
stem
Saf
ety-
ES
OH &
HSI
Sess
ion
2D4
7092
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
to
Ensu
re A
ircra
ft Ai
rwor
thin
ess
Mr.
Jam
es C
. Mill
er, U
SAF
7161
- ES
OH
in A
cqui
sitio
n - O
SD E
xpec
tatio
ns fo
r Im
plem
entin
g D
oD 5
000.
02
Ms.
Patri
cia H
uhee
y, O
DU
SD/I&
E
ESO
H C
halle
nges
in P
re-
com
miss
ioni
ng a
Nav
al Ai
rcra
ft C
arrie
r
Dr.
Dou
g Pa
rrish
, Boo
z Al
len
Ham
ilton
Miss
ion
IIM
odel
ing
& Si
mul
atio
nSe
ssio
n 2D
5
7467
- Sys
tem
s Eng
inee
ring
Acro
ss rm
y M
odel
ing
and
Sim
ulat
ion
LTC
Fav
io L
opez
,
740
4 - J
oint
Rap
id S
cena
rio
Gen
erat
ion
Syste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g V
ision
Mr.
Ralp
h O
’Con
nell,
JFCO
M
7175
- LV
C A
rchi
tect
ure
Rao
dmap
- A
Path
For
war
d fo
r D
istrib
uted
Sim
ulat
ion
Mr.
Jam
es W
. Hol
lenba
ch,
Sim
ulat
ion
Stra
tegi
es, In
c
Miss
ion
IIINe
t Cen
tric
Oper
atio
nsSe
ssio
n 2D
6
7414
- An
IT G
over
nmen
t So
lutio
n
Mr.
Paul
Byr
nes,
Inte
grat
ed
Syste
m D
iagn
ostic
s, In
c.
7016
- A
Serv
ice-
Orie
nted
Ar
chite
ctur
e (S
OA)
Bus
ines
s M
odel
for D
oD
Dr.
Stev
en H
. Dam
, Sys
tem
s and
Pr
opos
al E
ngin
eerin
g C
ompa
ny
7330
- C
reat
ing
a Sy
stem
s Ar
chite
ctur
e fo
r an
SOA-
base
d IT
Sys
tem
as P
art o
f a S
yste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
Proc
ess
Dr.
Robe
rt E
lling
er, N
orth
rop
Gru
mm
an
Palm
IRe
quire
men
ts
Deve
lopm
ent &
M
anag
emen
tSe
ssio
n 2D
7
Palm
IISo
ftwar
eSe
ssio
n 2D
8
7156
- How
Fut
ure T
rend
s in
Syste
ms a
nd S
oftw
are E
ngin
eerin
g Bo
de W
ell fo
r Ena
blin
g In
prov
ed
Acqu
isitio
n an
d Pe
rform
ance
of
Def
ense
Sys
tem
sD
r. Ke
nnet
h E.
Nid
iffer,
Sof
twar
e En
gine
erin
g In
stitu
te
7239
- Sy
stem
s and
Sof
twar
e D
esig
n Pr
inci
ples
for L
arge
-Sc
ale
Misi
on-C
ritic
al E
mbe
dded
Pr
oduc
ts fro
m A
eros
pace
and
Fi
nanc
ial P
robl
em D
omai
nsD
r. Ri
char
d W
. Selb
y, N
orth
rop
Gru
mm
an S
pace
Tec
hnol
ogy
7119
- Ar
chite
ctin
g Sy
stem
s to
Mee
t Exp
ecta
tions
- Man
agin
g Q
ualit
y C
hara
cter
istic
s to
Redu
ce R
isk
Mr.P
aul C
roll,
Com
pute
r Scie
nces
Cor
pora
tion73
99- Th
e C
halle
nges
in
Req
uire
men
ts
Dec
ompo
sitio
n
Mrs.
Eliz
a Si
u, N
orth
rop
Gru
mm
an C
orpo
ratio
n
7066
- Tw
o-St
ep
Met
hodo
logy
to R
educ
e So
ftw
are
Req
uire
men
ts
Def
ects
Mr.
Robe
rt J.
Kos
man
, N
aval
Und
ersea
War
fare
Cent
er D
ivisio
n N
ewpo
rt
7451
- W
hy D
esig
n fo
r T
esta
bilit
y E
arlie
r?
Mr.
Bruc
e R. B
arde
ll, BA
E Sy
stem
s
syst
ems
engi
neer
ing
conf
eren
cetr
ack
sess
ions
6998
- Q
uant
ifyin
g th
e Im
pact
of S
yste
m
Eng
inee
ring
Cha
nges
Dr.
Mar
k Blck
burn
, Sy
stem
s and
Soft
ware
Co
nsor
tium
Wed
nesd
ay, o
ctob
er 2
2, 2
008
8:00
am
- 9
:45
am
Break in the Regency Annex
10:1
5 am
- 1
2:00
pm
Bayv
iew
IIISy
stem
s En
gine
erin
gEf
fect
ivene
ssSe
ssio
n 3A
1
7405
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring:
Ap
plica
tion
in C
ompl
ex
Org
anizt
ions
Mr.
Kevi
n Ro
ney,
Booz
Alle
n H
amilt
on
7065
- Es
tabl
ishin
g a S
yste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
Cen
ter o
f Exc
ellen
ce
in P
EO G
roun
d C
omba
t Sys
tem
s
Mr.
Mich
ael H
. Phi
llips
, Jac
obs
7423
- Sys
tem
s Eng
inee
ring
Cap
abili
ty D
evel
opm
ent
Mr.
Edw
ard
Andr
es, T
ARD
EC
Bayv
iew
IITe
st &
Eva
luat
ion
in
Syst
ems
Engi
neer
ing
Sess
ion
3A2
6937
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
for T
estin
g in
a Jo
int M
issio
n En
viro
nmen
t
Mr.
Earl
Reye
s, O
SD/JT
EM
7209
- Joi
nt M
issio
n En
viro
nmen
t Te
st C
apab
ility
(JM
ETC
)
Mr.
Chi
p Fe
rgus
on, J
MET
C
7351
- En
d to
End
Sys
tem
Tes
t Ar
chite
ctur
e
Dr.
Mas
uma
Ahm
ed, L
ockh
eed
Mar
tin
Bayv
iew
IPr
ogra
m
Man
agem
ent
Sess
ion
3A3
7438
- Th
e In
crem
enta
l C
omm
itmen
t Mod
el a
nd
Com
petit
ive
Prot
otyp
ing
Dr.
Barr
y Boe
hm, U
SC
7116
- Ex
plor
atio
n of
Cus
tom
er
Cap
abili
ty G
aps Th
roug
h Ex
peri-
men
tatio
n
Mr.
Mich
ael E
. Gro
ff, L
ockh
eed
Mar
tin
7070
- An
Inte
grat
ed,
Kno
wle
dge-
base
d Ap
proa
ch to
D
evel
opin
g W
eapo
n Sy
stem
Bu
sines
s Cas
es c
ould
Impr
ove
Acqu
isitio
n O
utco
mes
M
r. Tr
avis
J. M
aste
rs, U
.S.
Gov
ernm
ent A
ccou
ntab
ility
Offi
ce
Miss
ion
IPr
ogra
mM
anag
emen
tSe
ssio
n 3A
4
7721
- Sys
tem
ic A
naly
sis a
nd
Dev
elop
ing
Syste
m Is
sues
Mr.
Pete
Nol
te, O
SD
7720
- Sys
temic
Root
Cau
se Ta
sk
Gro
up R
esults
Mr. D
ave C
astell
ano,
US A
rmy
RDEC
OM
-ARD
EC
Syste
m R
oot C
ause
Tas
k G
roup
Rec
omm
enda
tions
Im
plem
enta
tion
Mr.
Nich
olas
M. T
orell
i, O
SD/
SSE/
ED
Miss
ion
IIM
odel
ing
& Si
mul
atio
nSe
ssio
n 3A
5
7347
- D
eplo
ymen
t of S
ysM
L in
Too
ls an
d Ar
chite
ctur
es: a
n In
dustr
y Pe
rspe
ctiv
e
Mr.
Rick
Ste
iner,
Ray
theo
n
7073
- St
anda
rdize
d D
ocum
enta
tion
for V
erifi
catio
n,
Valid
atio
n, a
nd A
ccre
dita
tion
— A
n U
pdat
e to
the
Syste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
Com
mun
ity
Mr.
Kevi
n C
harlo
w, S
pace
and
W
arfa
re S
ystem
s Cen
ter-C
harle
ston
7052
- Ar
chite
ctur
e an
d M
odel
Ba
sed
Syste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g fo
r Le
an R
esul
ts
Mr.
Tim
Olso
n, L
ean
Solu
tions
In
stitu
te, I
nc.
Miss
ion
IIINe
t Cen
tric
Oper
atio
nsSe
ssio
n 3A
6
6954
- SO
As a
nd N
et-C
entr
ic
War
fare
-Sim
ilarit
ies,
Diff
eren
ces
and
Con
flict
s
Mr.
Jam
es A.
Maz
zei,
The
Aero
spac
e Cor
pora
tion
7477
- Se
rvic
e O
rient
ed
Arch
itect
ure
- The
good
, Bad
, an
d U
gly
of th
e Wor
d’s L
arge
st SO
A At
tem
pt (D
oD N
ECC
)
Mr.
Allen
L. M
ink,
SRA
In
tern
atio
nal
7374
- C
apita
lizin
g in
Mig
ratin
g W
eb S
ervi
ce E
nviro
nmen
ts
Mr.
Bria
n El
eaze
r, So
uth
Car
olin
a Re
searc
h Au
thoi
rty
Palm
IRe
quire
men
ts
Deve
lopm
ent &
M
anag
emen
tSe
ssio
n 3A
7
7047
-Sto
p th
e Pai
n: T
ake S
ome
Requ
irem
ents
Defi
nitio
n an
d M
anag
emen
t for
Pro
ject S
ucce
ss
Mr.
Scot
t Der
by, A
VIST
A In
corp
orat
ed
7068
-Dai
ly C
halle
nges
in
Requ
irem
ents
Engi
neer
ing
Mr.
Fran
k J.
Salv
ator
e, H
igh
Perfo
rman
ce T
echn
olog
ies, I
nc.
7593
- Cor
rela
tion
of T
ypes
of
Requ
irem
ents
to V
erifi
catio
n M
etho
ds
Dr.
Will
iam
G. B
ail,
The M
ITRE
C
orpo
ratio
n
Palm
IISo
ftwar
eSe
ssio
n 3
A8
7114
- Bui
ldin
g th
e Nex
t G
ener
atio
n of
Sof
twar
e En
gine
ers -
Ben
chm
arki
ng
Gra
duat
e Edu
catio
n
Dr.
Arth
ur P
yster,
Stev
ens I
nstit
ute
of T
echn
olog
y
7135
- Im
prov
ing
Wor
k Br
eakd
own
Stru
ctur
e (W
BS)
Gui
danc
e fo
r Wea
pons
Sys
tem
s w
ith S
ubsta
ntia
l Sof
twar
e C
onte
nt
Mr.
Chr
istop
her M
iller,
OU
SD/
SE/S
SA
7232
- AS
N (R
D&
A) In
itiat
ives
to
Impr
ove
Inte
grat
ion
of
Softw
are
Engi
neer
ing
into
D
efen
se A
cqui
sitio
n Re
late
d Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
Dr.
John
F. M
iller,
The M
ITRE
C
opor
atio
n
Bayv
iew
IIISy
stem
s En
gine
erin
gEf
fect
ivene
ssSe
ssio
n 3B
1
7436
-A P
roce
ss D
ecisi
on T
able
for I
nteg
rate
d Sy
stem
s and
So
ftwar
e Eng
inee
ring
Dr.
Barr
y Boe
hm, U
SC
7190
- A
Too
l to
Enha
nce
Syste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g Pl
anni
ng
Ms.
Sue O
’Brie
n, Th
e Uni
versi
ty
of A
laba
ma
in H
untsv
ille
6945
- The
Role
of C
haos
an
d C
ompl
exity
in S
yste
ms
Dev
elop
men
t
Dr.
Robe
rt J.
Mon
son,
Loc
khee
d M
artin
Bayv
iew
IITe
st &
Eva
luat
ion
in
Syst
ems
Engi
neer
ing
Sess
ion
3B2
7011
- Im
plem
entin
g a
Met
hodo
logy
to In
corp
orat
e O
pera
tiona
l Rea
lism
in
CO
NO
PS &
Tes
ting
Mr.
Will
iam
R. L
yder
s, AS
SET
T,
Inc.
6928
- Th
e Ro
le o
f T&
E in
th
e Re
quire
men
ts Pr
oces
s for
Sy
stem
of S
yste
ms
Mr.
Wal
ter C
. Ree
l, N
aval
Sur
face
W
arfa
re C
ente
r - D
ahlg
ren
7372
- In
tegr
ated
T&
E Pr
oces
s an
d To
ols i
n th
e Jo
int H
igh
Spee
d Ve
ssel
Pro
gram
Mr.
Step
hen
F. R
ando
lph,
Alio
n Sc
ience
and
Tec
hnol
ogy
Bayv
iew
IPr
ogra
m
Man
agem
ent
Sess
ion
3B3
7340
- “I
nteg
rate
d M
anag
emen
t O
pera
ting
Mod
el (iM
OM
)”,
An E
-2D
Adv
ance
d H
awke
ye
SD&
D P
rogr
am C
ase S
tudy
Mr.
Dou
glas J
. Sha
ffer,
Nor
thro
p G
rum
man
7269
- Clo
sing
the G
ap B
etwe
en
Syste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g an
d Pr
ojec
t M
anag
emen
t
Mr.
Robe
rt W
. Ferg
uson
, Soft
ware
En
ginee
ring I
nstit
ute
7349
- The
Dea
th o
f Rish
M
anag
emen
t
Mr.
Mich
ael P
. Gay
dar,
Nav
al
Air S
yste
ms C
omm
and
Miss
ion
ISy
stem
Saf
ety-
ES
OH &
HSI
Sess
ion
3B4
7211
- D
efini
ng a
Gen
eric
H
azar
d Tr
acki
ng D
atab
ase
for
Futu
re P
rogr
ams
Mr.
Jeff
Wal
ker,
Booz
Alle
n H
amilt
on
7215
- D
oD E
nerg
y D
eman
d:
Addr
essin
g th
e Uni
nten
ded
Con
sequ
ence
s
Mr. T
hom
as M
oreho
use,
Boo
z Alle
n H
amilt
on
7258
- Jo
int S
ervi
ce S
afet
y Te
sting
Stu
dy
Ms.
Paig
e Rip
ani,
Booz
Alle
n H
amilt
on
Miss
ion
IIM
odel
ing
& Si
mul
atio
nSe
ssio
n 3B
5
7026
- R
apid
Ass
essm
ent
Appr
oach
Usin
g C
omm
ande
r’s
Inte
nt to
Iden
tify
Prom
ising
Fo
rce
Stru
ctur
e Ar
chite
ctur
es fo
r Sy
stem
Tra
de S
tudi
esM
r. D
avid
A. B
lanc
ett,
Nor
thru
p G
rum
man
7082
- D
omai
n M
odel
ing:
A
Road
map
to C
onve
rgen
ce
Mr.
Nat
hani
el C
. Hor
ner,
The
John
s Hop
kins
Uni
versi
ty A
pplie
d Ph
ysics
Lab
orat
ory
7364
- Pr
edic
tive
Mod
elin
g:
Prin
cipl
es a
nd P
ract
ice
Dr.
Rick
Hefn
er, N
orth
rop
Gru
mm
an
Miss
ion
IIINe
t Cen
tric
Oper
atio
nsSe
ssio
n 3B
6
6972
- A
Syste
m E
ngin
eerin
g Ap
proa
ch to
Dev
elop
a S
ervi
ce-
Orie
nted
Per
spec
tive
Mr.
Rob
Byrd
, SI I
nter
natio
nal
7122
- D
epar
tmen
t of D
efen
se
Arch
itect
ure
Fram
ewor
k;
Del
iver
ing
Arch
itect
ures
to th
e W
orld
Mr.
Wal
t Oko
n, O
SD/N
II/A
&I
7413
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
A
ppro
ach
for A
sses
sing
a
War
fight
er’s
Cog
nitiv
e Pe
rfor
man
ce
Mr.
Jam
es Bu
xton
, U.S
. Arm
y
Palm
IRe
quire
men
ts
Deve
lopm
ent &
M
anag
emen
tSe
ssio
n 3B
7
7548
- Miss
ion
Anal
ysis
and
its
Impa
ct o
n SE
Fun
dam
enta
ls
Mr.
John
T. M
cDon
ald,
Ray
theo
n
7055
- How
to W
rite
‘Lea
n an
d M
ean’
Req
uire
men
ts
Mr.
Tim
Olso
n, L
ean
Solu
tions
In
stitu
te, I
nc.
Palm
IISo
ftwar
eSe
ssio
n 3
B8
7198
- Sof
twar
e Re
use
Read
ines
s Le
vels:
A F
ram
ewor
k fo
r D
ecisi
on M
akin
g
Mr.
Stev
en W
ong,
Nor
thro
p G
rum
man
7195
- C
ount
ing
Softw
are
Size
: Is
it a
s eas
y as
Bus
ying
a G
allo
n of
Gas
?
Ms.
Lori
Vaug
han.
Nor
thro
p G
rum
man
Wed
nesd
ay, o
ctob
er 2
2, 2
008
Break in Display Area
3:30
pm
- 5
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pm1:
30 p
m -
3:0
0 pm
Bayv
iew
IIISy
stem
s En
gine
erin
gEf
fect
ivene
ssSe
ssio
n 3C
1
6878
- Re
duct
ion
of T
otal
Ow
nersh
ip C
osts
(R-T
OC
) and
Va
lue E
ngin
eerin
g (V
E) in
D
efen
se S
yste
m’s
Life
Cyc
le
Mr.
Che
t Bra
cuto
, OSD
7007
- U
sing
Perfo
rman
ce-
Base
d Ea
rned
Val
ue(R
) for
M
easu
ring
Syste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g Eff
ectiv
enes
s
Dr.
Rona
ld S
. Car
son,
Boe
ing
7017
-KBA
D- A
Cos
t-Effe
ctiv
e W
ay to
Con
duct
Des
ign
and
Anal
ysis
Dr.
Stev
en D
am, S
yste
ms a
nd
Prop
osal
Eng
inee
ring
Com
pany
Bayv
iew
IIBe
st P
ract
ices
&St
anda
rdiza
tion
Sess
ion
3C2
6874
- W
hy C
MM
I Isn
’t En
ough
Ms.
Anita
Car
leton
, Sof
twar
e En
gine
erin
g In
stitu
te
6888
- Va
lue
Engi
neer
ing:
En
hanc
e D
MSM
S So
lutio
ns
Dr.
Jay M
ande
lbau
m, I
nstit
ute
for D
efens
e Ana
lysis
7761
- App
lyin
g Bu
sines
s Pro
cess
M
odel
ing
to D
evel
op S
yste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
Gui
danc
e fo
r New
D
oD A
cqui
sitio
n Re
gula
tions
D
r. Ju
dith
Dah
man
n, O
SD
Bayv
iew
IPr
ogra
m
Man
agem
ent
Sess
ion
3C3
7095
- Ev
aluat
ing
Com
plex
Sy
stem
Dev
elopm
ent M
atur
ity-
The C
reat
ion
and
Impl
emen
tatio
n of
a Sy
stem
Rea
dine
ss Le
vel f
or
Defe
nse A
cqui
sitio
n Pr
ogra
ms
Mr.
Eric
Forb
es, N
orth
rop
Gru
mm
an
7023
- Pro
gram
Man
agem
ent o
f C
oncu
rren
tly D
evel
oped
Com
-pl
ex S
yste
ms -
Les
sons
Lea
rned
Mr.
Alex
ande
r Pol
ack,
The
Aero
spac
e Cor
pora
tion
7344
- C
ompl
ex S
yste
m
Dev
elop
men
t Pro
gram
As
sess
men
ts an
d Su
ppor
t: A
Fore
nsic
s Per
spec
tive
Mr.
Din
esh V
erm
a, S
teve
ns
Insti
tute
of T
echn
olog
y
Miss
ion
ISy
stem
Saf
ety-
ES
OH &
HSI
Sess
ion
3C4
737
8- A
Cul
ture
Shi
ft–
Stre
ngth
enin
g th
e “J
oint
ness”
in
Wea
pon
Safe
ty R
evie
ws
Ms.
Mar
y Elle
n C
aro,
Nav
al
Ord
nanc
e Saf
ety a
nd S
ecur
ity
Activ
ity
Upd
ate on
Rev
isions
to M
IL-S
TD 88
2
Mr.
Bob
Smith
, Boo
z Al
len
Ham
ilton
Safe
ty A
spec
ts of
Wea
pon
Dei
sng
- A R
evie
w o
f Com
mon
Se
sign
Flaw
s
Dr.
Dou
g Pa
rrish
, Boo
ze A
llen
Ham
ilton
Miss
ion
IIM
odel
ing
& Si
mul
atio
nSe
ssio
n 3C
5
7144
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring A
nalys
is of
Threa
t Red
uctio
n Sy
stem
s us
ing a
Coll
abor
ative
Con
struc
tive
Simul
ation
Env
ironm
ent
Dr.
Jam
es E.
Coo
lahan
, Joh
nsH
opki
nsU
nive
rsity
Appli
ed P
hysic
s La
bora
tory
7335
- M
odel
-Bas
ed S
peci
fica-
tion
for L
egac
y N
etw
orks
Mr.
Robe
rt M
. Kan
e, SA
IC
7393
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
Appr
oach
to T
otal
Veh
icle
D
esig
n an
d In
tegr
atio
n
Mr.
Wal
ter J
. Bud
d, B
AE S
yste
ms
Miss
ion
IIINe
t Cen
tric
Oper
atio
nsSe
ssio
n 3C
6
7105
- Bu
ildin
g N
et-R
eady
In
form
atio
n In
tero
pero
pera
bilit
y Pe
rform
ance
Indi
cato
r Wid
gets
For D
oDAF
2.0
Das
hboa
rds
Mr.
Will
iam
B. A
nder
son,
So
ftwar
e Eng
inee
ring
Insti
tute
7088
- Th
e Ben
efit o
f C
ollab
orat
ion:
Inte
grat
ion
betw
een
the D
oDAF
and
Syste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
Com
mun
ities
Mr.
Tim
Trit
sch, V
itech
Cor
pora
tion
7337
- M
odel
ing
Cog
nitio
n in
the
DoD
Arc
hite
ctur
e Fr
amew
ork
for E
arly
Con
cept
D
evel
opm
ent
Dr.
John
M. C
olom
bi, A
ir Fo
rce
Insti
tute
of T
echn
olog
y
Palm
ILo
gist
rics,
Supp
orta
bility
&
Sust
ainm
ent
Sess
ion
3C7
7180
-A C
ontin
uous
Pro
cess
V
iew
of S
yste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g fo
r th
e Sus
tain
men
t Pha
se
Mr.
Paul
d. R
atke
, OC
- ALC
7183
- Pro
gres
s Tow
ard
the
Dev
elop
men
t of a
Rel
iabi
lity
Inve
stmen
t Cos
t Esti
mat
ing
Rela
tions
hip
Mr.
Andy
Lon
g, LM
I
7235
- Fut
ure
Com
bat S
yste
ms
(FC
S) L
ogist
ics S
yste
ms
Ms.
Soo
R. Y
oon,
Boe
ing
Pam
IIAr
chite
ctur
eSe
ssio
n 3C
8
7081
- Li
ttora
l Com
bat S
hip
(LC
S) M
issio
n M
odul
es
Inte
grat
ion:
An
Ope
n Ar
chite
ctur
e Ap
proa
ch
Mr.
Cec
il W
hitfi
eld, N
AVSE
A SY
SCO
M
7136
- Arc
hite
ctur
e Tra
de-o
ff An
alys
is M
etho
d® (A
TAM
®) fo
r Sy
stem
Arc
hite
ctur
e Ev
alua
tion
Mr.
Mich
ael G
aglia
rdi,
Softw
are
Engi
neer
ing
Insti
tute
7243
- M
etho
d fo
r Alig
ning
Ar
chite
ctur
e Fr
amew
orks
and
Sy
stem
Req
uire
men
ts
Mr.
Rich
ard
L. E
ilers,
IBM
Bayv
iew
IIISy
stem
s En
gine
erin
gEf
fect
ivene
ssSe
ssio
n 3D
1
Bayv
iew
IIBe
st P
ract
ices
&St
anda
rdiza
tion
Sess
ion
3D2
7003
- H
ow to
Spe
cify
Ap
plic
able
Doc
umen
ts
Mr.
Jam
es R.
van
Gaa
sbee
k,
Nor
thro
p G
rum
man
7014
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
in th
e Scie
nce a
nd T
echn
olog
y En
viro
nmen
t – B
est P
ract
ices a
nd
othe
r Les
sons
Lea
rned
from
the
Air F
orce
Res
earc
h La
bora
tory
Mr.
Will
iam
P. D
oyle,
Gen
eral
Dyn
amics
7031
-Les
sons
Lea
rned
Doi
ng
Syste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g As
sessm
ents
on th
e Gov
erne
nmen
t
Mr.
Ian
Talb
ot, A
AC/E
N
Bayv
iew
IPr
ogra
m
Man
agem
ent
Sess
ion
3D3
7385
- En
ablin
g M
ore
Effec
tive
Wea
pons
Sys
tem
s Acq
uisit
ion
and
Susta
inm
ent t
hrou
gh a
n En
terp
rise
Appr
oach
Mr.
John
Ste
war
t, O
racle
7462
- Ap
plyi
ng th
e Ten
ets o
f M
ilita
ry P
lann
ing
and
Exec
u-tio
n to
Pro
ject
and
Sys
tem
s En
gine
erin
g M
anag
emen
t
Mr.
Phili
p Li
ndem
an, S
AIC
7479
- 36
0 D
egre
e Vie
w o
f th
e Tec
hnol
ogy,
Stra
tegy
and
Bu
sines
s
Mr.
Min
-Gu
Lee,
Lock
heed
Mar
tin
Miss
ion
ISy
stem
Saf
ety
- ES
OH &
HSI
Sess
ion
3D4
7442
- W
hat S
yste
ms E
ngin
eers
N
eed
to K
now
Abo
ut S
yste
m
Envi
ronm
enta
l Noi
se
Ms.
Lynn
Eng
elman
, USA
F
7515
- Th
e In
ters
ectio
n of
Sy
stem
Saf
ety,
Lean
Eng
inee
ring
and
Ergo
nom
ics
Dr.
Lee O
strom
, GD
IT
7216
- Ac
quisi
tion
and
Tech
nolo
gy P
rogr
ams T
ask
Forc
e Fu
nded
Initi
ativ
es
Ms.
Lucy
Rod
rigue
z, B
ooz
Allen
H
amilt
on
Miss
ion
IIM
odel
ing
& Si
mul
atio
nSe
ssio
n 3D
5
7228
- To
tal S
yste
m M
odel
ing:
A
Syste
m E
ngin
eerin
g Ap
plic
atio
n of
the
Hig
raph
Fo
rmal
ism
Mr.
Kevi
n Fo
gart
y, SA
IC
7077
- N
ear-
field
RC
S an
d Fu
ze
Mod
elin
g an
d Si
mul
atio
n
Mr.
Dav
id H
all,
Surv
ice
Engin
eerin
g Com
pany
7174
- V
irtua
l Bat
tlesp
ace
Cen
ter f
or S
yste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g M
r. Ja
mes
Hol
lenba
ch,
Sim
ulat
ion
Stra
tegi
es, In
c.
Miss
ion
IIINe
t Cen
tric
Oper
atio
nsSe
ssio
n 3D
6
Palm
ILo
gist
rics,
Supp
orta
bility
&
Sust
ainm
ent
Sess
ion
3D7
7390
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
of
Dep
loye
d Sy
stem
s
Mr.
Robe
rt K
. Fin
lays
on, J
ohns
H
opki
ns U
nive
rsity,
App
lied
Phys
ics L
abor
ator
y
7383
- Ex
tend
ing
Ente
rpris
e Sy
stem
s for
an
Inte
grat
ed
Logi
stics
Man
agem
ent
Envi
ronm
ent
Mr.
Mik
e Kor
zeno
wsk
i, G
ener
al
Dyn
amics
Lan
d Sy
stem
s
7455
- The
Seve
n Aff
orda
bilit
y Si
ns o
f Log
istic
s Sys
tem
In
tegr
atio
n
Dr.
Thom
as E
. Her
ald,
Loc
khee
d M
artin
Palm
IIAr
chite
ctur
eSe
ssio
n 3D
8
7204
- A
dvan
cing S
yste
ms
Engin
eerin
g Pra
ctice
with
in
the D
epar
tmen
t of D
efens
e:
Ove
rview
of D
oD’s N
ewes
t U
nive
rsity
Affi
liate
d R
esea
rch
Cen
ter
Ms. S
haron
Van
nucci
, OD
USD
/SS
E/ED
7093
- Sy
stem
s E
ngin
eeri
ng P
erfo
rman
ce
Mea
sure
s
Mr.
Jam
es C
. Mill
er,
OC
-ALC
6886
- A
ir F
orce
Sys
tem
s E
ngin
eer A
sses
smen
t M
odel
(AF
SEA
M)
Mr.
Rand
all B
ullar
d,
AF
Cent
er fo
r Sys
tems
Engin
eerin
g
7030
- D
efini
ng 1
00 B
est
Prac
tices
for S
yste
ms
Eng
inee
ring
Mr.
Ian
Talbo
t, A
AC/
EN
7377
- Th
e Joi
nt S
urfa
ce W
arfa
re
JCT
D: M
atur
ing W
eapo
n D
ata
Link
Con
cept
s int
o O
pera
tiona
l C
apab
ility
Mr.
Robe
rt K
. Fin
layso
n, Jo
hns
Hop
kins
Uni
versi
ty, A
pplie
d Ph
ysics
La
bora
tory
7280
- Mul
tiple
Info
rmat
ion
Age
nts f
or R
eal-T
ime,
Dyn
amic
Si
tuat
iona
l Aw
aren
ess:
Arc
hite
ctur
es fo
r Rea
l-Tim
e W
Arfi
ghte
r Sup
port
Dr.
Jam
es A
. Cro
wder,
Ray
theo
n
7046
- C
ost-E
ffect
ive
Surv
ivab
le
Net
wor
k D
esig
n Fr
amew
ork
Dr.
Den
nis M
. Moe
n, L
ockh
eed
Mar
tin
7428
- Ada
ptab
le
Arc
hite
ctur
e for
Sys
tem
of
Sys
tem
s
Mr.
Bruc
e Sch
neid
er,
App
lied
Phys
ics L
ab Jo
hns
Hop
kins U
nive
rsity
7285
- U
nive
rsal
A
rchi
tect
ure
Des
crip
tion
Fram
ewor
k
Mr.
Jeffre
y O. G
rady
, JO
G
Syste
m E
ngin
eerin
g
7109
- A
pply
ing
Ope
n A
rchi
tect
ure
Con
cept
s to
Mis
sion
and
Shi
p Sy
stem
s
Mr.
John
M. G
reen,
Nav
al
Postg
radu
ate S
choo
l
7273
- U
S A
ir F
orce
G
loba
l Per
sist
ent A
ttac
k A
rchi
tect
ure,
Proc
ess,
&
Ris
k A
naly
sis
Maj
Jeffre
y D. H
avlic
ek,
Air
Force
Cen
ter fo
r Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
syst
ems
engi
neer
ing
conf
eren
cetr
ack
sess
ions
Thur
sday
, oct
ober
23,
200
810
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am -
12:
00 p
m8:
00 a
m -
9:4
5 am
Break in the Regency Annex
Bayv
iew
IIISy
stem
s En
gine
erin
gEf
fect
ivene
ssSe
ssio
n 4A
1
7697
- En
ahan
cing
Syste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
in th
e Dep
artm
ent
of D
efen
se
Mr.
Ceasa
r Sha
rper,
OD
USD
/SSE
7186
- Ai
r For
ce Im
plem
enta
tion
of N
RC “P
re-A
SE”
Stu
dy
Com
mitt
ee R
ecom
men
datio
ns
Mr.
Jeff
Lore
n, S
AF/A
QRE
7281
-A H
olist
ic A
ppro
ach
to
Syste
m D
evel
opm
ent
Mr.
Dou
glas
T. W
ong,
NAS
A Jo
hnso
n Sp
ace C
ente
r
Bayv
iew
IIBe
st P
ract
ices
&St
anda
rdiza
tion
Sess
ion
4A2
7076
- Sy
stem
s and
Sof
twar
e Li
fe C
ycle
Pro
cess
Sta
ndar
ds:
Foun
datio
n fo
r Int
egra
ted
Syste
ms a
nd S
oftw
are
Engi
neer
ing
Ms.
Tere
sa D
oran
, T
ECH
SOFT
7111
- Im
prov
ing
Proc
ess
Util
izatio
ns w
ith T
ools
Mr.
Fran
k J.
Salv
ator
e, H
igh
Perfo
rman
ce T
echn
olog
ies, I
nc.
7179
- In
tegr
atio
n of
Sys
tem
s an
d So
ftwar
e Eng
inee
ring:
Im
plic
atio
ns fr
om S
tand
ards
an
d M
odels
App
lied
to D
oDs’
Acqu
isitio
n Pr
ogra
ms
Mr.
Don
ald G
antze
r, O
DU
SD/S
SE
Bayv
iew
IPr
ogra
m
Man
agem
ent
Sess
ion
4A3
7113
- Le
sson
s Lea
rned
in E
VM
C
ontro
l Acc
ount
Ana
lysis
and
D
esig
n
Mr.
Thom
as R
. Cow
les, R
ayth
eon
Spac
e and
Airb
orn
Syste
ms
7158
- Ac
hiev
ing
Succ
ess f
or P
ro-
gram
Man
ager
s: In
tegr
atin
g W
ork
Brea
kdow
n St
ruct
ure,
Sche
dule,
an
d W
ork
Pack
ages
Mr.
Phili
p J.
Sim
pkin
s, Vite
ch
Corp
orat
ion
7010
- In
tegr
atin
g Sy
stem
s En
gine
erin
g w
ith E
arne
d Va
lue
Man
agem
ent
Mr.
Paul
Sol
omon
, Per
form
ance
-Ba
sed E
arne
d Va
lue
Miss
ion
IPr
actic
al Sy
stem
s En
gine
erin
g Ex
perie
nce
Sess
ion
4A4
6881
- A
Syste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g Ap
proa
ch F
or B
alan
cing
Po
wer
ed T
raile
r Req
uire
men
ts
Mr.
Dan
a F.
Pet
erso
n, D
RS-S
SI
6984
- Ev
aluat
ion
of an
Im
mer
sive V
irtua
l Col
labor
atio
n En
viro
nmen
t for
Sys
tem
D
evelo
pmen
t
Mr. R
edge
Barth
olom
ew, R
ockwe
ll Co
llins
7028
- Se
mi A
uton
omou
s U
nman
ned
Aeria
l Sys
tem
s with
C
olla
bora
ting
Beha
vior
s
MAJ
Edw
ard
B. T
eagu
e, U
nite
d St
ates
Mili
tary
Aca
dem
y
Miss
ion
IIEd
ucat
ion
& Tr
ainin
gSe
ssio
n 4A
5
6944
- Es
tabl
ishin
g th
e N
eed
for
Func
tiona
l Ana
lysis
in S
yste
ms
Dev
elop
men
t
Dr.
Robe
rt J.
Mon
son,
Loc
khee
d M
artin
6946
- Im
prov
ing
Syste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
Exec
utio
n an
d K
now
ledg
e M
anag
emen
t
Mr.
Stev
en C
. Hea
d, B
oein
g
7034
- M
odel
ing
and
Sim
ula-
tion
Educ
atio
n fo
r the
Acq
uisi-
tion/
T&
E C
omm
unity
Dr.
Dav
id O
lwell
, Nav
al
Postg
radu
ate S
choo
l
Miss
ion
IIIEn
terp
rise
Healt
h M
anag
emen
tSe
ssio
n 4A
6
7580
- En
gine
erin
g So
lutio
ns
for F
leet
Rea
dine
ss C
ente
rs
utili
zing
an A
vion
ics R
apid
Ac
tion
Team
Inno
vatio
n C
ell
Mr.
Bill
Biru
raki
s, PI
DES
O
7447
- Pr
ogno
stics
as a
n Ap
proa
ch to
Impr
ove
Miss
ion
Read
ines
s and
Ava
ilabi
lity
Mr. S
ony M
athew
, Cen
ter fo
r Adv
ance
Life
Cycle
Eng
ineer
ing
7613
- Pr
ogno
stics
Bas
ed H
ealth
As
sess
men
t Sys
tem
App
roac
hes
Mr.
Rona
ld D
. New
man
, VSE
C
orpo
ratio
n
Palm
ILo
gist
ics, S
uppo
rt-ab
ility
& Su
stain
men
tSe
ssio
n 4A
7
7481
- Defi
ning
the P
rogn
ostic
s H
ealth
Man
agem
ent E
nter
prise
Ar
chite
ctur
e
Mr.
Etha
n Xu
, Ray
theo
n
7131
- Sus
tain
ing
Syste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
- The
A-10
Ex
ampl
e
Dr.
Dav
id R
. Jac
ques,
Air
Forc
e In
stitu
te o
f Tec
hnol
ogy
7188
- Reli
abili
ty C
ente
red
Mai
nten
ance
App
lied
to th
e C
H-4
7 C
hino
ok H
elico
pter
–U
nive
rsal P
rinci
ples
that
go
beyo
nd E
quip
men
t Mai
nten
ance
Ms.
Nan
cy R
egan
, The F
orce
, Inc
.
Palm
IIAr
chite
ctur
eSe
ssio
n 4A
8
7401
- Ena
blin
g Sy
stem
s En
gine
erin
g w
ith a
n In
tegr
ated
Ap
proa
ch to
Kno
wle
dge
Disc
over
y an
d Ar
chite
ctur
e Fr
amew
ork
Mr.
Mich
ael R
. Col
lins,
Adva
ntag
e Dev
elopm
ent,
Inc.
7453
- O
pen
Arch
itect
ure
in
Elec
troni
cs S
yste
ms
Mr.
Bruc
e R. B
arde
ll, B
AE
Syste
ms
7069
- Th
e Val
ue o
f Ar
chite
ctur
e
Mr.
Fran
k J.
Salv
ator
e, H
igh
Perfo
rman
ce T
echn
olog
y, In
c.
Bayv
iew
IIISy
stem
s En
gine
erin
gEf
fect
ivene
ssSe
ssio
n 4B
1
7004
- O
pera
tiona
l Con
cept
s
Mr.
Jam
es R.
van
Gaa
sbee
k,
Nor
thro
p G
rum
man
7296
- Th
e Dan
gers
of
Ove
rsim
plify
ing
Avail
abili
ty
Dr.
Jeffr
ey M
. Har
ris, G
ener
al
Dyn
amics
7214
-Dev
elop
ing
and
Mai
ntai
n-in
g th
e Tec
hnic
al B
asel
ine
Mr.
Mich
ael G
. Ucc
hino
, Air
Forc
e Ins
titut
e of T
echn
olog
y
Bayv
iew
IIBe
st P
ract
ices
&St
anda
rdiza
tion
Sess
ion
4B2
7325
- Ap
plyi
ng C
MM
I H
igh
Mat
urity
Pra
ctic
es a
nd
Leve
ragi
ng L
EAN
Six
Sig
ma
Mrs.
Ann
Hen
non,
BAE
Sys
tem
s
7400
- Sy
stem
s Eng
inee
ring
In
itiat
ive
– H
ow d
o yo
u Im
plem
ent a
New
Les
sons
Le
arne
d Pr
oces
s and
Too
l on
a Le
gacy
Pro
gram
?
Mr.
Ray A
. Polo
, Boe
ing
7422
- N
DIA
CM
MI W
orki
ng
Gro
up: S
tatu
s and
Pla
ns
Mr.
Geo
ff D
rape
r, H
arris
Co
rpor
ation
Bayv
iew
IPr
ogra
m
Man
agem
ent
Sess
ion
4B3
7363
- In
tegr
ated
Risk
and
Op-
portu
nity
Man
agem
ent
Ms.
Audr
ey D
orofe
e, So
ftwar
e En
ginee
ring I
nstit
ute
7459
- M
ulti-
Fact
or R
isk
Man
agem
ent
Ms.
Laur
a W
est, B
AE S
yste
ms
7255
- Int
egra
ted
Cha
nge
Con
trol f
or th
e C
oncu
rren
tly
Dev
elop
ed C
ompl
ex S
yste
ms
– Le
sson
s Lea
rned
Mr.
Alex
ande
r J. P
olac
k, Th
e Ae
rosp
ace C
orpo
ratio
n
Miss
ion
IPr
actic
al Sy
stem
s En
gine
erin
g Ex
perie
nce
Sess
ion
4B4
7063
- Pr
oduc
t Pla
tform
s in
Supp
ort o
f Rap
id R
espo
nse
to D
OD
In-Th
eatre
For
ce
Prot
ectio
n N
eeds
Dr.
Stev
en B
. Sho
oter,
Buc
knell
U
nive
rsity
7102
- Re
engin
eerin
g Elec
troni
c W
arefa
re: S
hifti
ng F
rom
Plat
form
- To
Cap
abili
ty -
Cen
tric E
ngin
eerin
g
Mr.
Will
iam
B. A
nder
son,
Soft
war
e En
ginee
ring I
nstit
ute
7278
- In
tegr
atin
g M
etic
s with
Q
ualit
ativ
e Tem
pora
l Rea
soni
ng
for C
onstr
aint
-Bas
ed E
xper
t Sy
stem
s
Dr.
Jam
es A.
Cro
wde
r, Ra
ythe
on
Miss
ion
IIEd
ucat
ion
& Tr
ainin
gSe
ssio
n 4B
5
7094
- D
evel
opm
ent a
nd
Valid
atio
n of
a S
yste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
Com
pete
ncy
Mod
el
Dr.
Don
Gelo
sh, S
AIC
7098
- Ac
cele
rate
Per
form
ance
Im
prov
emen
ts: S
yste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
Skill
s Com
pete
ncy
Anal
ysis
and
Trai
ning
Pro
gram
D
evel
opm
ent
Mr.
Stev
en A
. Dieb
old,
Gen
eral
D
ynam
ics,
7130
- C
once
pt D
efini
ti- A
H
istor
ical
Per
spec
tive
Dr.
Dav
id R
. Jac
ques,
Air
Forc
e In
stitu
te o
f Tec
hnol
ogy
Miss
ion
IIIEn
terp
rise
Healt
h M
anag
emen
tSe
ssio
n 4B
6
7520
- N
DIA
ID E
lect
roni
c Pr
ogno
stics
(E-P
rog)
Tas
k Fo
llow
-on
Stud
y to
Qua
ntify
W
eapo
n Sy
stem
Ben
efits
Mr.
Paul
How
ard,
Pau
l L.
How
ard
Ente
rpris
es
7597
- En
terp
rise
Hea
lth M
an-
agem
ent E
mer
ging
Tec
hnol
ogy
Tran
sitio
n En
ablin
g Pl
an
Mr.
Chr
is H
. Reis
ig, B
oein
g
Palm
ILo
gist
ics, S
uppo
rt-ab
ility
& Su
stain
men
tSe
ssio
n 4B
7
7207
- Sus
tain
men
t Eng
inee
ring
vers
us S
yste
ms E
ngin
eerin
g, Is
Th
ere
A D
iffer
ence
?
Ms.
Kare
n B.
Bau
sman
, AF
Cen
ter fo
r Syst
ems E
ngin
eerin
g
7064
- Rel
iabi
lity
Gro
wth
An
alys
is of
Mob
ile G
un S
yste
m
durin
g PV
T
Dr.
Dm
itry T
anan
ko, G
DLS
Palm
IIAr
chite
ctur
eSe
ssio
n 4B
8
7365
- En
ablin
g th
e Su
cces
sful
Tran
sitio
n fro
m A
rchi
tect
ure
to
Con
cept
Des
ign
Mr.
Chris
Ryd
er, Jo
hns H
opki
ns
Uni
versi
ty Ap
plied
Phy
sics L
abor
ator
y
7079
- Th
e Ben
efits
of S
yner
gizin
g N
aval
Ope
n Ar
chite
ctur
e Pra
ctice
s an
d Pr
incip
les w
ith S
yste
ms
Engi
neer
ing
Proc
esse
s
Mr.
Mik
e Det
tman
, PEO
C4I
- N
AVSE
A
7029
- C
oncu
rren
t Inc
rem
ent
Sequ
enci
ng an
d Sy
nchr
oniza
tion
with
Des
ign
Stru
ctur
e M
atric
es
in S
oftw
are-
Inte
nsiv
e Sy
stem
D
evel
opm
ent
Dr.
Pete
r Han
tos,
The A
eros
pace
C
opor
atio
n
Thursday, October 23, 2008
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7289 - Process Tailoring Patterns and Frameworks for Accelerating Systems Engineering Processes
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7054 - Using Lean Principles and Process Models to Achieve Measurable Results
Mr. Tim Olson, Lean Solutions Institute, Inc.
7265- Rocket Motor Development Cycle Time - Business Process Review
Mr. Jose Gonzalez, OUSD/PSA/LW&M
Bayview IIBest Practices & StandardizationSession 4C2
Bayview IProgram ManagementSession 4C3
7067- Estimating Systems Engineering Level Of Effort
Mr. Frank Salvatore, High Performance Technologies, Inc.
7189- The Integrated Natural Environment Authoritative Representation Process (INEARP) and BeyondMaj James Everitt, Air & Space Natural Environment M&S Executive Agent
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Mission IIEducation &TrainingSession 4C5
7308 - PeaceKeeper Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Systems Engineering Case StudyMr. Charles M. Garland, Air Force Center for Systems Engineering
7474 - CAPTURE of Critical Engineering Skills and Knowledge
Mrs. Ann Hennon, BAE Systems,
7446- Making Lessons Learned Come Alive and be Practical
Mr. Forest Shull, Fraunhofer Center Maryland
7441 - Process Enrichment Boot Camp - An Intensive Introduction to a Generic, Enterprise-wide, Strategic Communication and Continuous Improvement Methodology
Mr. Victor Elias, High Performance Technologies Inc.
7497- Accuracy Control Tools, Technology, and Processes used for Addressing Hull Fairness
Mr. Stephan H. Hankins, Northrop Grumman
7463 - The C-17 PIO Team
Mr. David Murray, Boeing
7417 - VIRGINIA (SSN-774) Class Systems Engineering to Reduce Total Ownership Cost
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additional authors
track abstract Paper title author
1A1, 1C1 7025 Introduction to SysML & Object Oriented Systems Engineering Methodology (OOSEM) Dr. Abe Meilich
1A2 7033 ULCM (Unified Life Cycle Modeling) for Defense Acquisition Dr. Peter Hantos
1A3 7050 How to Define Practical Metrics Using NASA JPL as an Example Mr. Tim OlsonDr. Jairus Hihn
1A4 7071 Introduction to the Capability Test Methodology: Methods and Processes for Testing in a Joint Environment Tutorial Lt Col Jay R. Gendron
1A5 7209 Joint Mission Environment Test Capability (JMETC),Providing efficiency and cost savings with a distributed test infrastructure Mr. Chip Ferguson
1A6 7294 FMESA: The Method Framework for Engineering System Architectures Mr. Donald G Firesmith
1A7, 1C7 6877(TUTORIAL 8 HOURS) Gap Analysis and Its Conceptual Foundations: Integrating Sound Management Methods with Systems Engineering Best Practices
Mr. Gary Langford
1A8 6975 Early Verification: The Road to Program Success - A Tutorial Mr. Stephen J ScukanecMr. James R Vangaasbeek
1C2 7044 A Model-Based Systems Engineering Roadmap for Developing DoDAF Architectures Mr. Tim Tritsch
1C3 6987 Development and Configuration Management of Requirements Mr. Al FlorenceDr. Bill Bail
1C5 7210 Engineering Systems of Systems
Mr. Soumya SimantaMs. Grace LewisMr. Dennis SmithPat PlaceMr. Ed Morris
1C6 7366 Tutorial: Systems Engineering Applications in supporting the Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) Mr. Chris Ryder
1C8 6970 Universal Architecture Description Framework Tutorial Mr. Jeffrey O Grady
2B8 7198 Software Reuse Readiness Levels: A Framework for Decision Making Mr. Steven WongMr. Dean Caccavo
2C1 7099 DoD’s Systems and Software Engineering Revitalization Efforts—An Update Mr. Nicholas (Nic) M. Torelli, Jr.
2C1 7153 Systems Engineering Plan (SEP) and Systems Engineering Management Plan (SEMP) Unification
Mr Chet BracutoMr. Robert Scheurer
2C1 7475 The Effectiveness of Systems Engineering: on Federal (DoD) System Development Programs – Update 2008 Mr. Ken Ptack
2C2 7100 Implementation of the 2007 Developmental Test & Evaluation Defense Science Board Results Mr. Chris DiPetto
2C2 7101 Test and Evaluation Value Metrics at Acquisition Decision Points Ms. Darlene Mosser-KernerMr. William Eischens
2C2 6979 Integration of Software Intensive Systems Mr. Tom Wissink
2C3 7418 DON Acquisition Reform and its Impact on CANES System Engineering
CDR Philip TurnerMr. Dennis AlmazanMr. Jose Davila
2C3 6919 Improving the Quality of DOD Weapon Systems Ms. Cheryl K AndrewMr. Michael J Sullivan
2C3 7096 New Acquisition Policy and Its Impact on Defense Systems Engineering Ms. Sharon Vannucci
2C4 6997 Human Systems Integration and Model Based Systems Engineering Dr. Abraham W Meilich
2C4 7035 The Special Operational Airworthiness Release (SOAR) Process, A Systems Engineering Approach
Dr. Thomas F ChristianMr. Gary L. BaileyMr. Al E Owens
2C4 7084 Human Reliability Analysis and the Advanced Man Portable Air Defense System: A Case Study Mr. Christopher A Brown
2C5 7172 Execution of the Acquisition M&S Master Plan - A Progress Report Mr. James W HollenbachMr. Michael R Truelove
2C5 7085 Modeling and Simulation Resource Reuse Business Model Mr. Dennis P Shea
2C5 7440 Synchronizing Modeling and Simulation Plans Across Navy Acquisition
Dr. Ivar OswaltDr. Robert R Tyler
2C6 7461Title of Abstract: Network Centric Engineering use of the NCOIC (Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium) Processes and Tools in a Logistics Example
Mr. Thomas M DlugoleckiMr. John YanosyMr. Hans Polzer
2C6 7341 Crucial Factors In The Design Of Net-Centric Systems Dr. David Hernandez
2C6 7128 Changing the value equation in engineering and acquisition to align systems of systems with dynamic mission needs
Mr. Philip J BoxerMs. Suzanne GarciaMr. William AndersonMr. Patrick Kirwan
2C7 7444 Acquisition Requirements for Capabilities in a Netcentric Enterprise -- Creating a Capabilities Engineering Framework
Mr. Jack M Van KirkMr. Ira A Monarch
2C7 7191 System Concept of Operations: Standards, Practices, and Reality Ms. Nicole Roberts
2C7 7138 Implications of Capability-based Planning on Requirements Engineering Mr. Leonard Sadauskas
2C8 7041 Software Process Improvement for Acquisition of Naval Software Intensive Systems Mr. Carl Siel
2C8 7137 DoD Software Engineering and System Assurance Ms. Kristen J. Baldwin
2C8 7139 A Framework for Integrating Systems and Software Engineering Dr. Arthur PysterDr. Richard Turner
2D1 6986 Technology Readiness Assessments for Systems of Systems Dr. Jay Mandelbaum
2D1 7042 Establishing a Departmental-Level Systems-of-Systems Engineering Management Construct for the Department of the Navy
Mr. Carl SielMr. John Kevin Smith
2D1 7089 Systems of Systems: Update on the DoD Systems of Systems SE Guide and Future Direction Dr. Judith s Dahmann
2D2 7290Mission-Based Test and Evaluation Strategy: An Interagency Developed Process to Link Mission Capability with System Functional Requirements
Mr. Christopher M WilcoxMr. John W Beilfuss
2D2 6996 Modeling & Simualtion in the Test & Evaluation Master Plan Mr. Michael R Truelove
2D2 7103 New Test and Evaluation Master Plan Guidance Ms. Darlene S Mosser-Kerner
2D3 7002 Systems Engineering Re-Vitalization At The Defense Contract Management Agency
Mr. Lawrence F. CiancioloMr. Shaun Lanham
additional authorscontinued
2D3 7223 An Air Force S&T Directorate’s View on Applying Systems Engineering Principles to its Programs
Dr. James C MalasMr. Robert L RapsonCapt Ronald PendletonMr. Bryan DeHoffMs. Carol Ventresca
2D3 7320 Air Force Initiative – High Confidence Technology Transition Planning Through the Use of Stage-Gates
Dr. Claudia V Kropas-HughesMs. Lynda T RutledgeMr. George H Sarmiento
2D4 7092 Systems Engineering to Ensure Aircraft Airworthiness Mr. James C Miller
2D4 7161 ESOH in Acquisition – OSD Expectations for Implementing DoDI 5000.02
Ms. Patricia HuheeyMs. Karen Gill
2D4 7222What the Systems Engineer Needs to Know About Integrating Environment, Safety, and Occupational Health (ESOH) into Systems Engineering (SE) Using the System Safety Methodology
Mr. Sherman G. Forbes
2D5 7404 Joint Rapid Scenario Generation Systems Engineering Vision
Mr. Ralph O’ConnellMr. Warren BizubMr. Ken GoadMr. Michael WinslowMs. Leslie Winters
2D5 7467 Systems Engineering Across Army Modeling and Simulation Mr. Van SullivanLTC Favio Lopez
2D5 7175 LVC Architecture Roadmap - A Path Forward for Distributed Simulation Mr. James W Hollenbach
2D6 7016 A Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) Business Model for DoD Dr. Steven H Dam
2D6 7330 Creating a Systems Architecture for an SOA-based IT System as Part of a Systems Engineering Process
Dr. Robert S. EllingerMr. Gabriel Hoffman
2D6 7414 An IT Governance Solution Mr. Paul Byrnes2D7 7451 Why Design for Testability Earlier? Mr. Bruce R Bardell2D7 7399 The Challenges in Requirements Decomposition Mrs. Eliza Siu
2D7 6998 Quantifying the Impact of System Engineering Changes Dr. Mark R Blackburn
2D7 7066 Two-Step Methodology to Reduce Software Requirement Defects Mr. Robert J Kosman
2D8 7119 Architecting Systems to Meet Expectations - Managing Quality Characteristics To Reduce Risk Mr. Paul Croll
2D8 7156How Future Trends in Systems and Software Engineering Bode Well for Enabling Improved Acquisition and Performance of Defense Systems
Dr. Kenneth E Nidiffer
2D8 7239Systems and Software Design Principles for Large-Scale Mission-Critical Embedded Products from Aerospace and Financial Problem Domains
Dr. Richard W Selby
3A1 7065 Establishing a Systems Engineering Center of Excellence in PEO Ground Combat Systems Mr. Michael H Phillips
3A1 7405 Systems Engineering: Application in complex organizations Mr. Kevin RoneyMr. Robert Parrish
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3A1 7423 Systems Engineering Capability Development
Mr. Edward AndresMr. Troy PetersonMs. Harsha DesaiMr. Scott Welles
3A2 7351 End to End System Test Architecture Dr. Masuma Ahmed
3A2 6937 Systems Engineering for Testing in a Joint Mission Environment Mr. Earl Reyes
3A3 7438 The Incremental Commitment Model and Competitive Prototyping Dr. Barry BoehmMs. Jo Ann Lane
3A3 7116 Exploration of Customer Capability Gaps Through Experimentation Mr. Michael E. Groff
3A3 7070 An integrated, knowledge-based approach to developing weapon system business cases could improve acquisition outcomes
Mr. Travis J MastersMr. Michael J SullivanMr. John E Oppenheim
3A4 7720 Systemic Root Cause Analysis Leads to Acquisition Improvement Recommendations
Ms. Laura M DwinnellMr. David R CastellanoMr. Hal Wilson
3A4 7721 Systemic Root Cause Analysis Leads to Acquisition Improvement Recommendations (Part 2) Mr. Peter Nolte
3A5 7073 Standardized Documentation for Verification, Validation, and Accreditation — An Update to the Systems Engineering Community
Mr. Kevin CharlowMr. Curtis BlaisMr. David BroylesMs. Marcy Stutzman
3A5 7052 Presentation: “Architecture and Model Based Systems Engineering for Lean Results” Mr. Tim Olson
3A5 7347 Deployment of SysML in Tools and Architectures: an Industry Perspective Mr. Rick Steiner
3A6 6954 SOAs and Net-Centric Warfare-Similarities, Differences and Conflicts
Mr. James A MazzeiMs. Camille O KeelyMr. James L Ayers
3A6 7477 Service Oriented Architecture - The good, bad, and ugly of the word’s largest SOA attempt (DoD NECC) Col Allan L Mink, II, USAF (Ret)
3A6 7374 Capitalizing in Migrating Web Service Environments Mr. Brian Eleazer
3A7 7047 Stop the Pain: Take Some Requirements Definition and Management for Project Success Mr. Scott Derby
3A7 7593 Correlation of Types of requirements to Verification Methods Dr. William G Bail
3A7 7068 Daily Challenges in Requirements Engineering Mr. Frank J Salvatore
3A8 7232 ASN (RD&A) Initiatives to Improve Integration of Software Engineering into Defense Acquisition Related Systems Engineering
Dr. John F MillerMr. Archibald McKinlay, VI
3A8 7135 Improving Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Guidance for Weapons Systems with Substantial Software Content Mr. Christopher Miller
3A8 7714 Building the Next Generation of Software Engineers - Benchmarking Graduate Education
Dr. Arthur PysterDr. Richard Turner
3B1 6945 The Role of Chaos and Complexity in Systems Development Dr. Robert J. Monson
3B1 7190 A Tool to Enhance Systems Engineering PlanningMs. Sue O’BrienDr. Dawn SabadosDr. James Snider, Maj. Gen., ret.
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3B1 7436 A Process Decision Table for Integrated Systems and Software Engineering
Dr. Barry BoehmMs. Jo Ann Lane
3B2 7372 Integrated T&E process and tools in the Joint High Speed Vessel Program Mr. Stephen F Randolph
3B2 7011 Implementing a Methodology to Incorporate Operational Realism in CONOPS & Testing Mr. William R Lyders
3B2 6928 The Role of T&E in the Requirements Process for System of Systems MSG Walter C. Reel, Jr
3B3 7269 Closing the gap between systems engineering and project management Mr. Robert W Ferguson
3B3 7349 The Death of Risk Management Mr. Michael P Gaydar
3B3 7340 “Integrated Management Operating Model (iMOM)”, An E-2D Advanced Hawkeye SD&D Program Case Study Mr. Douglas J Shaffer
3B4 7215 DoD Energy Demand: Addressing the Unintended Consequences Mr. Thomas Morehouse
3B4 7216 Acquisition and Technology Programs Task Force Funded Initiatives Ms. Lucy Rodriguez
3B4 7211 Defining a Generic Hazard Tracking Database for Future Programs Mr. Jeff Walker
3B5 7364 Predictive Modeling: Principles and Practice
Dr. Rick HefnerMr. Philip PaulMr. Rasheed BaquiPrem DanielArun Durairaj
3B5 7082 Domain Modeling: A Roadmap to Convergence Mr. Nathaniel C HornerMr. J. Stephen Topper
3B5 7026 Rapid Assessment Approach Using Commander’s Intent to Identify Promising Force Structure Architectures for System Trade Studies
Mr. David A BlancettMr. Kurt Dittmer
3B6 7048 Requsite EcoSystem alterations for SOA in the DoD/IC domain Mr. Charles Long
3B6 6972 A System Engineering Approach to Develop a Service-Oriented Perspective Mr. Rob Byrd
3B6 7122 Department of Defense (DoD) Architecture Framework (DoDAF); Delivering Architectures to the World Mr. Walt Okon
3B7 7548 Mission Analysis and its Impact on SE Fundamentals Mr. John T McDonaldMr. David W Rhodes
3B7 7055 Presentation: “How to Write ‘Lean and Mean’ Requirements” Mr. Tim Olson
3B8 7195 Counting Software Size: Is it as easy as buying a gallon of gas? Ms. Lori VaughanMr. Dean Caccavo
3C1 7007 Using Performance-Based Earned Value(R) for Measuring Systems Engineering Effectiveness
Dr. Ronald S CarsonMr. Bojan Zlicaric
3C1 7017 KBAD – A Cost-Effective Way to Conduct Design and Analysis Dr. Steven Dam
3C1 6878 Reduction of Total Ownership Costs (R-TOC) Mr. Chet BracutoDr. Jay Mandelbaum
3C2 6888 Value Engineering: Enhance DMSMS Solutions Dr. Jay MandelbaumDr. Danny L. Reed
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3C2 6874 Why CMMI isn’t enough Mr. Timothy A ChickMrs. Anita D Carleton
3C2 7761 Applying Business Process Modeling to Develop Systems Engineering Guidance for New DoD Acquisition Regulations
Dr. Judith S Dahmann Aumber Bhatti
3C3 7023 Program Management of Concurrently Developed Complex Systems – Lessons Learned Mr. Alexander Polack
3C3 7095Evaluating Complex System Development Maturity – The Creation and Implementation of a System Readiness Level for Defense Acquisition Programs
Mr. Eric ForbesMr. Kenneth MichaudMr. Peter Gentile
3C3 7344 Complex System Development Program Assessments and Support: A Forensics Perspective
Dr. Dinesh VermaMs. Laura DwinnelMr. Mark WeitekampMr. Glynn JamesMr. Tom Parry
3C4 7378 A Culture Shift – Strengthening the “Jointness” in Weapon Safety Reviews Ms. Mary Ellen Caro
3C4 7433 Learning From NASA Mishaps: What Separates Success From Failure? Ms. Faith Chandler
3C4 7226
Way Ahead for DoD Acquisition Efforts to Integrate Environment, Safety, and Occupational Health (ESOH) Considerations into Systems Engineering Using the DoD Standard Practice for System Safety
Mr. Sherman G Forbes
3C5 7393 Systems Engineering Approach to Total Vehicle Design and Integration Mr. Walter J Budd
3C5 7144 Systems Engineering Analysis of Threat Reduction Systems using a Collaborative Constructive Simulation Environment
Dr. James E. CoolahanDr. Andrew C. K. WiedleaDr. Roger L. WestDr. Joseph G. Kovalchik
3C5 7335 Model-Based Specification for Legacy Networks Mr. Robert M KaneMr. Martin A Kane
3C6 7105 Building Net-Ready Information Interoperability Performance Indicator Widgets For DODAF 2.0 Dashboards
Mr. William B AndersonMr. Jayson DurhamDr. David Zubrow
3C6 7337 Modeling Cognition in the DoD Architecture Framework for Early Concept Development
Dr. John M ColombiDr .Joseph W Carl
3C6 7088 The Benefit of Collaboration: Integration between the DoDAF and Systems Engineering Communities Mr. Tim Tritsch
3C7 7180 A continuous process view of systems engineering for the sustainment phase Mr. Paul D Ratke
3C7 7183 Progress Toward the Development of a Reliability Investment Cost Estimating Relationship
Mr. E. Andrew LongDr. David A. LeeMr. James Forbes
3C7 7235 Future Combat Systems (FCS) Logistics Systems Ms. Soo R. Yoon
3C8 7243 Method for Aligning Architecture Frameworks and System Requirements
Mr. Richard L EilersMr. Mark RhaodesMr. Kevin HallDr. Samer Minkara
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3C8 7136 Architecture Trade-off Analysis Method® (ATAM®) for System Architecture Evaluation
Mr. Michael GagliardiMr. William WoodMr. John Klein
3C8 7081 Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Mission Modules Integration: An Open Architecture Approach
Mr. Cecil WhitfieldMr. Jose CasalsMr. Kenneth Montogomery
3D1 6886 Air Force Systems Engineer Assessment Model (AF SEAM) Mr. Randall BullardMr. George Freeman
3D1 7204Advancing Systems Engineering Practice within the Department of Defense: Overview of DoD’s Newest University Affiliated Research Center (UARC)
Ms. Sharon VannucciMr. Dennis Barnabe
3D1 7030 Defining 100 Best Practices for Systems Engineering Mr. Ian Talbot
3D1 7093 Systems Engineering Performance Measures Mr. James C Miller
3D2 7003 Applicable Documents Mr. James R van Gaasbeek
3D2 7014Systems Engineering in the Science and Technology Environment – Best Practices and other Lessons Learned from the Air Force Research Laboratory
Mr. William P DoyleMr. Michael C Bartmess
3D2 7031 Lessons Learned Doing Systems Engineering Assessments on the Government Mr. Ian Talbot
3D3 7462 Applying the Tenets of Military Planning and Execution to Project and Systems Engineering Management Mr. Philip Lindeman
3D3 7479 360 degree view of the technology, strategy and business Mr. Min-Gu Lee
3D3 7385 Enabling More Effective Weapons Systems Acquisition and Sustainment through an Enterprise Approach
Mr. John StewartMr. Pat MorrisMr. John LissMr. Rich FredricksDr. Iraj Hirmanpour
3D4 7515 The Intersection of System Safety, Lean Engineering, and Ergonomics
Dr. Lee OstromMs. Cathy Rothwell
3D4 7258 Joint Service Safety Testing Study Ms. Paige Ripani
3D4 7442 What Systems Engineers Need to Know About System Environmental Noise Ms. Lynn Engelman
3D5 7228 Total System Modeling: A System Engineering Application of the Higraph Formalism
Mr. Kevin FogartyDr. Mark Austin
3D5 7174 Virtual Battlespace Center for Systems Engineering Mr. James W Hollenbach
3D5 7077 Near-field RCS and Fuze Modeling and Simulation Mr. David HallMs. Dorothy L Saitz
3D6 7413 Systems Engineering Approach for Assessing a Warfighter’s Cognitive Performance
Mr. James BuxtonMr. Kevin RoneyMr. Albert A Sciarretta
3D6 7280 Multiple Information Agents for Real-Time, Dynamic Situational Awareness: Architectures for Real-Time Warfighter Support Dr. James A Crowder
3D6 7046 Cost-Effective Survivable Network Design Framework Dr. Dennis M Moen
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3D6 7377 The Joint Surface Warfare JCTD: Maturing Weapon Data Link Concepts into Operational Capability Mr. Robert K. Finlayson, III
3D7 7383 Extending Enterprise Systems for an Integrated Logistics Management Environment
Mr. Mike KorzenowskiMr. Kurt HansenMr. James Garrity
3D7 7390 Systems Engineering of Deployed Systems Mr. Robert K. Finlayson, IIIMr. Bryan E. Herdlick
3D7 7455 The Seven Affordability Sins of Logistics System Integration Dr. Thomas E Herald, Jr.Mr. Joseph S. Bobinis, PMP
3D8 7428 Adaptable Architecture for System of Systems Mr. Bruce SchneiderMr. Joe Wolfrom
3D8 7109 Applying Open Architecture Concepts to Mission and Ship Systems Mr. John M GreenMr. Gregory A. Miller
3D8 7273 US Air Force Global Persistent Attack Architecture, Process, & Risk Analysis
Major Jeffrey D HavlicekMajor Brian HazelMajor John EllerMr. Brendan Rooney
3D8 7285 Universal Architecture Description Framework Mr. Jeffrey O. Grady, CSEP
4A1 7186 Air Force Implementation of NRC “Pre-A SE” Study Committee Recommendations Mr. Jeff Loren
4A1 7697 Enhancing Systems Engineering in the Department of Defense Mr. Ceasar Sharper
4A1 7281 A Holistic Approach to System Development Mr. Douglas T Wong
4A2 7179 Integration of Systems and Software Engineering: Implications from Standards and Models Applied to DoDs’ Acquisition Programs
Mr. Donald J GantzerMs. Lisa Reuss
4A2 7076 Systems and Software Life Cycle Process Standards: Foundation for Integrated Systems and Software Engineering Ms. Teresa Doran
4A2 7111 Improving Process Utilizations with Tools Mr. Frank J SalvatoreMr. Richard Swanson
4A3 7158 Achieving Success for Program Managers: Integrating Work Breakdown Structure, Schedule, and Work packages Mr. Philip J Simpkins
4A3 7113 Lessons Learned in EVM Control Account Analysis and Design Mr. Thomas R Cowles
4A3 7010 Integrating Systems Engineering with Earned Value Management Mr. Paul Solomon
4A4 6984 Evaluation of an Immersive Virtual Collaboration Environment for System Development Mr. Redge Bartholomew
4A4 6881 A Systems Engineering Approach For Balancing Powered Trailer Requirements Mr. Dana F Peterson, CSEP
4A4 7028 Semi Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Systems with Collaborating Behaviors MAJ Edward B Teague
4A5 6944 Establishing the Need for Functional Analysis in Systems Development
Dr. Robert J. MonsonMr. David Lindstrom
4A5 6946 Improving Systems Engineering Execution and Knowledge Management
Mr. Steven C HeadMr. Bill Virostko
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4A5 7034 Modeling and Simulation Education for the Acquisition/T&E Community
Dr. David H. OlwellMs. Jean M. Johnson
4A6 7613 Prognostics Based Health Assessment System ApproachesMr. Ronald D NewmanMs. Mary NolanMr. Greg DeMare
4A6 7447 Prognostics as an Approach to Improve Mission Readiness and Availability
Mr. Sony MathewDr. Michael G Pecht
4A6 7580 Engineering Solutions for Fleet Readiness Centers utilizing an Avionics Rapid Action Team Innovation Cell
Mr. William Birurakis, Jr.Mr. Stu Paul
4A7 7481 Defining the Prognostics Health Management Enterprise Architecture Mr. Ethan Xu
4A7 7131 Sustaining Systems Engineering - The A-10 Example Dr. David R Jacques
4A8 7069 The Value of Architecture Mr. Frank J Salvatore
4A8 7401 Enabling Systems Engineering with an integrated Approach to Knowledge Discovery and Architecture Framework
Mr. Michael R CollinsMr. John M. Green
4A8 7453 Open Architecture in Electronics Systems Mr. Bruce R Bardell
4B1 7004 Operational Concepts Mr. James R van Gaasbeek
4B1 7214 Developing and Maintaining the Technical Baseline Mr. Michael G Ucchino
4B1 7296 The dangers of oversimplifying availability Dr. Jeffrey M Harris
4B2 7325 Applying CMMI High Maturity Practices and Leveraging LEAN Six Sigma Mrs. Ann Hennon
4B3 7363 Integrated Risk and Opportunity Management Ms. Audrey DorofeeMr. Christopher Alberts
4B3 7459 Multi-Factor Risk Management Ms. Laura WestMs. Felicia Hong
4B4 7063 Product Platforms in Support of Rapid Response to DOD In-Theatre Force Protection Needs
Dr. Steven B ShooterMr. Stephen LuckowskiMr. Thomas Kiel
4B4 7102 Reengineering Electronic Warfare: Shifting From Platform- To Capability-Centric Engineering
Mr. William B AndersonMr. Joseph ElmLt. Michael ThompsonMr. John HawrylakMr. Ray Williams
4B4 7278 Integrating Metrics with Qualitative Temporal Reasoning for Constraint-Based Expert Systems Dr. James A Crowder
4B5 7094 Development and Validation of a Systems Engineering Competency Model Dr. Don Gelosh
4B5 7098 Accelerate Performance Improvements: Systems Engineering Skills Competency Analysis and Training Program Development
Mr. Steven A DieboldMr. Wendell Mullison
4B5 7130 Concept Definiti - A Historical Perspective Dr. David R Jacques
4B6 7520 NDIA ID Electronic Prognostics (E-Prog) Task Follow-on Study to Quantify Weapon System Benefits. Mr. Paul L Howard
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4B6 7597 Enterprise Health Management Emerging Technology Transition Enabling Plan
Mr. Chris M ReisigMr. Thomas DabneyDr. James Dill
4B7 7188Reliability Centered Maintenance applied to the CH-47 Chinook Helicopter–Universal principles that go beyond Equipment Maintenance
Ms. Nancy Regan
4B7 7207 Sustainment Engineering versus Systems Engineering, Is There A Difference? Ms. Karen B Bausman
4B7 7064 Reliability Growth Analysis of Mobile Gun System during PVT
Dr. Dmitry TanankoMr. Sharad KumarMr. John PaulsonMs. Jenny Chang
4B8 7079 The Benefits of Synergizing Naval Open Architecture Practices and Principles with Systems Engineering Processes Mr. Mike Dettman
4B8 7029 Concurrent Increment Sequencing and Synchronization with Design Structure Matrices in Software-Intensive System Development Dr. Peter Hantos
4B8 7365 Enabling the Successful Transition from Architecture to Concept Design Mr. Chris Ryder
4C1 7054 Presentation: “Using Lean Principles and Process Models to Achieve Measurable Results” Mr. Tim Olson
4C1 7265 Rocket Motor Development Cycle Time - Business Process Review Mr. Jose Gonzalez
4C1 7289 Process Tailoring Patterns and Frameworks for Accelerating Systems Engineering Processes Mr. Larry J Earnest
4C2 7400 Systems Engineering Initiative – How do you implement a new lessons learned process and tool on a legacy program?
Mr. Ray A PoloMr. Christian A StillingsMs. Marybeth CatolineMr. Dale Retrum
4C2 7422 NDIA CMMI Working Group: Status and Plans Mr Geoff Draper
4C2 7441Process Enrichment Boot Camp - An intensive introduction to a generic, enterprise-wide, strategic communication and continuous improvement methodology
Mr. Victor A. Elias
4C2 7446 Making Lessons Learned Come Alive and be PracticalMr. Forrest ShullMs. Michele A ShawMr. Raimund L Feldmann
4C4 7417 VIRGINIA (SSN-774) Class Systems Engineering to Reduce Total Ownership Cost
Mr. George M. Drakeley, IIIMr. Steve LoseMr. George L Becker
4C4 7497 Accuracy Control Tools, Technology, and Processes used for Addressing Hull Fairness
Mr. Stephan H HankinsMr. Jimmy R. Sharp
4C4 7463 The C-17 PIO Team Mr. David Murray
4C5 7308 PeaceKeeper Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Systems Engineering Case Study Mr. Charles M Garland
4C5 7474 Capture of Critical Engineering Skills and Knowledge Mrs Ann Hennon
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