2005Chapter Meetings & Events
Brought to by many of our past members, friends, and speakers. For this
we thank you for their dedication to foster the definition, understanding, and
practice of world class systems engineering in industry, academia, and
government
Technical presentations
and proceedings are published only when provided by speaker.
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2005 Presentation Description
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What Does it
Take to be an Effective Engineering Leader Today?
Abstract
& Biography
December 13, 2005 5:30 p.m. -
7:30 p.m.
by Mr. Jamie Millard Lexington Leadership
and Mr. Gus Murby Lexington Leadership
Kirkwood Training Center (KTOS),
3375 Armar Dr, Marion IA.
This
presentation
(1.6 MB) focuses on addressing the unique challenges of leading engineers. |
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The Plus
Chart Process for Modeling and Organizing the Knowledge for System
Engineering and Quality Control
Abstract
& Biography
by Mr. Kevin Patrick of Celerity Services.
November 17, 2005 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Kirkwood Training Center (KTOS),
3375 Armar Dr, Marion IA.
This
presentation
(402 KB) and
handout
(57 KB) introduces the Plus Chart Process as a useful tool in
information organization and tracking of a systems operation and
performance from the Points-Of-View of Business, Systems Engineering, and
Quality Control. The Plus Chart Process is a methodology that enables a
user to organize vast amounts of information about any sequential process.
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INCOSE
Heartland State of the Chapter Address
September 29, 2005
Abstract
& Biography
by Mr. Tony
Thompson of Rockwell Collins, Inc.
!!!Bonus!!
15 International Symposium debrief by Mr. Jorge Buenfil of Rockwell
Collins, Inc.
This
presentation
(2.5 MB) will address the current state of the Heartland Chapter, it's
Goals and Membership Involvement, and Upcoming Chapter Elections. Also to
be presented is a debrief on the 2005 International Symposium, "Bridging
Industry, Government and Academia" conducted July 10-15, in Rochester, NY.
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Bye Month
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Bye Month |
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INCOSE 2005, the 15th International Symposium
July 10 - 15, 2005
Rochester Riverside Convention Center, Rochester, New York, USA
The topic of the symposium is "Bridging Industry, Government &
Academia" |
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by Mr. Jorge Buenfil of Rockwell Collins, Inc.
June 23, 2005
This presentation
(266 KB) shows a way to use a UML tool to drive the time and
cost estimation of a project by analyzing and validating the
originating requirements.
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INCOSE
Heartland Membership Drive
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Bye Month |
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War
as an efficient chaos generator Abstract
& Biography
by Mr. Dave Muller of the Army Research and
Development Lab.
March 31, 2005
Heartland Chapter
Meeting
This presentation
(185 MB) is a guided tour through an Army material processing
point in Kuwait. Learn how it is that things just seem to go wrong no
matter how much we think we have them under control.
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EWeek
February 20 - 26, 2005 INCOSE Engineer Week “Zoom Zone” Glow-in-the-Dark Solar System
Statistical Tools for Process Improvement – Applications
Abstract
& Biography
by Dr. Jairo Muñoz, CMfgE of Iowa
Precision Industries
February 24,
2005
This presentation
(425 KB)
provided an overview of some applications of statistical tools for process improvement. Topics covered included:
Concept of Variation, Process Capability (Actual vs. Potential), examples: Cut to length machinery, The Role of Industrial Experimentation, and a Summary and Discussion.
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INCOSE International Workshop January 30 – February 1
Tampa, Florida Airport Marriott |
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