• Next meeting: GBM #17

  Apr 19, 2024

  The next SySTEAM general body meeting (GBM) will be held on Thursday, September 12, 2024, at 10AM Eastern.

• Test

  Mar 24, 2024

• INCOSE Certification Cohort

  Mar 23, 2024

• Introduction to CSRM

  Oct 27, 2023

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• Does my reference have to be a SEP?

  May 26, 2023

  References must know what SE is, but they don't have to be systems engineers.

INCOSE Seattle Metro: April 2024 Meeting

Apr 11, 2024 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Pacific Standard Time

Meeting Title: General Business Meeting
Date: Thursday, 11 April 2024
Venue: Hybrid; online via Zoom
In Person: Cascadia Pizza, Bellevue, 1820 130th Ave NE Suite 2, Bellevue, WA 98005
Time: 18:00 - 20:00 Pacific Time

Click here to download flyer: INCOSE Seattle Metro April 2024 Meeting

Cost: Free for everyone (members and non-members).
Please RSVP by contacting Kyle Zienin – [email protected] in case we have updated announcements to make. 

Virtual: ZOOM Link – SMC April General Meeting Zoom 
Meeting ID: 819 9277 0149
Zoom Passcode: 975058  

Agenda:
• 6:00 -- 6:05 Virtual meeting Log-in
• 6:05 -- 6:15 Networking introductions
• 6:15 -- 6:30 Chapter Business
• 6:30 -- 7:30 MBSE Data Standards
• 7:30 -- 8:00 Q&A / Open Discussion

Meeting Description: 
Please join us for our In-Person meeting. MBSE can be defined as integrated models representing requirements, structure, behavior, rules, solution architectures, data quality, and model relationships. How should MBSE data be packaged, and what makes it reusable? The traditional Technical Data Package (TDP), defined by MIL-STD-31000, is the information standard requested by the US Government from its subcontractors. Except for functional, logistical and nonfunctional requirements, MBSE data representations are essentially missing from the TDP definition. Assuming there is value in MBSE data packaging and reuse, what is the role of MBSE data and process standards? And how do these concepts apply when each company manages its own preferred set of software application tools? The presentation will focus on NAS9300-500, and the data standard consortia that are working on the MBSE problem. INCOSE is coordinating many of the current efforts, and there are opportunities for its members to contribute to both the near-term and future solutions. Come join the discussion. 

Biography:
Mark Williams is a retired Boeing Systems Engineer continuing to support affiliations with INCOSE, PDES Inc., LOTAR International, NAFEMS Systems Modeling and Simulation, and the Global Product Data Interoperability Summit (GPDIS). White Papers: 2023 Modelica Conference: LOTAR Compliant mBSE Models 2021 Modelica Conference: LOTAR Prototype of Analytical mBSE model

INCOSE Seattle Metro: April 2024 Meeting

Apr 11, 2024 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Pacific Standard Time

Meeting Title: General Business Meeting
Date: Thursday, 11 April 2024
Venue: Hybrid; online via Zoom
In Person: Cascadia Pizza, Bellevue, 1820 130th Ave NE Suite 2, Bellevue, WA 98005
Time: 18:00 - 20:00 Pacific Time

Click here to download flyer: INCOSE Seattle Metro April 2024 Meeting

Cost: Free for everyone (members and non-members).
Please RSVP by contacting Kyle Zienin – [email protected] in case we have updated announcements to make. 

Virtual: ZOOM Link – SMC April General Meeting Zoom 
Meeting ID: 819 9277 0149
Zoom Passcode: 975058  

Agenda:
• 6:00 -- 6:05 Virtual meeting Log-in
• 6:05 -- 6:15 Networking introductions
• 6:15 -- 6:30 Chapter Business
• 6:30 -- 7:30 MBSE Data Standards
• 7:30 -- 8:00 Q&A / Open Discussion

Meeting Description: 
Please join us for our In-Person meeting. MBSE can be defined as integrated models representing requirements, structure, behavior, rules, solution architectures, data quality, and model relationships. How should MBSE data be packaged, and what makes it reusable? The traditional Technical Data Package (TDP), defined by MIL-STD-31000, is the information standard requested by the US Government from its subcontractors. Except for functional, logistical and nonfunctional requirements, MBSE data representations are essentially missing from the TDP definition. Assuming there is value in MBSE data packaging and reuse, what is the role of MBSE data and process standards? And how do these concepts apply when each company manages its own preferred set of software application tools? The presentation will focus on NAS9300-500, and the data standard consortia that are working on the MBSE problem. INCOSE is coordinating many of the current efforts, and there are opportunities for its members to contribute to both the near-term and future solutions. Come join the discussion. 

Biography:
Mark Williams is a retired Boeing Systems Engineer continuing to support affiliations with INCOSE, PDES Inc., LOTAR International, NAFEMS Systems Modeling and Simulation, and the Global Product Data Interoperability Summit (GPDIS). White Papers: 2023 Modelica Conference: LOTAR Compliant mBSE Models 2021 Modelica Conference: LOTAR Prototype of Analytical mBSE model

INCOSE Seattle Metro: April 2024 Meeting

11 April, 2024, 6 PM-8 PM

Meeting Title: General Business Meeting
Date: Thursday, 11 April 2024
Venue: Hybrid; online via Zoom
In Person: Cascadia Pizza, Bellevue, 1820 130th Ave NE Suite 2, Bellevue, WA 98005
Time: 18:00 - 20:00 Pacific Time

Click here to download flyer: INCOSE Seattle Metro April 2024 Meeting

Cost: Free for everyone (members and non-members).
Please RSVP by contacting Kyle Zienin – [email protected] in case we have updated announcements to make. 

Virtual: ZOOM Link – SMC April General Meeting Zoom 
Meeting ID: 819 9277 0149
Zoom Passcode: 975058  

Agenda:
• 6:00 -- 6:05 Virtual meeting Log-in
• 6:05 -- 6:15 Networking introductions
• 6:15 -- 6:30 Chapter Business
• 6:30 -- 7:30 MBSE Data Standards
• 7:30 -- 8:00 Q&A / Open Discussion

Meeting Description: 
Please join us for our In-Person meeting. MBSE can be defined as integrated models representing requirements, structure, behavior, rules, solution architectures, data quality, and model relationships. How should MBSE data be packaged, and what makes it reusable? The traditional Technical Data Package (TDP), defined by MIL-STD-31000, is the information standard requested by the US Government from its subcontractors. Except for functional, logistical and nonfunctional requirements, MBSE data representations are essentially missing from the TDP definition. Assuming there is value in MBSE data packaging and reuse, what is the role of MBSE data and process standards? And how do these concepts apply when each company manages its own preferred set of software application tools? The presentation will focus on NAS9300-500, and the data standard consortia that are working on the MBSE problem. INCOSE is coordinating many of the current efforts, and there are opportunities for its members to contribute to both the near-term and future solutions. Come join the discussion. 

Biography:
Mark Williams is a retired Boeing Systems Engineer continuing to support affiliations with INCOSE, PDES Inc., LOTAR International, NAFEMS Systems Modeling and Simulation, and the Global Product Data Interoperability Summit (GPDIS). White Papers: 2023 Modelica Conference: LOTAR Compliant mBSE Models 2021 Modelica Conference: LOTAR Prototype of Analytical mBSE model

• INCOSE Recognizes Georgia Tech Master’s Programs for Academic Equivalency

  Jun 11, 2024

• New Academic Equivalency Agreement with George Washington University

  Jun 11, 2024

• Space Coast Chapter Officers & Board of Directors for 2024

  Feb 04, 2024

• Student Division (SDiv) Awards 2024

  Feb 01, 2024

• Press Release: Guide to SysML Model of a "Smart Parking Lot" is Published

  Dec 19, 2023