• Next meeting: GBM #20

  Nov 20, 2024

  The next SySTEAM general body meeting (GBM) will be held on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at 10AM Eastern.

• Systems Engineering Day 2024 - Tutorial Day

  Oct 13, 2024

• Test

  Mar 24, 2024

• INCOSE Certification Cohort

  Mar 23, 2024

• Introduction to CSRM

  Oct 27, 2023

  test post

INCOSE Michigan: Feature Space: Integrating Value, Purpose, Mission, Risk, and Variation

May 29, 2024 6:00 PM - May 29, 2024 8:00 PM Eastern Standard Time

Feature Space: Integrating Value, Purpose, Mission, Risk, and Variation
Wednesday 29 May 2024 at 6PM EST

Register Here!

Model-based systems engineering offers the possibility of clarity of models that powered the scientific revolution. Among the surprising results of this is realization that, for appropriately structured models, some seemingly separate aspects of engineering can be combined into a simpler integrated representation. Engineers are accustomed to thinking of mission engineering, stakeholder needs analysis, requirements engineering, optimization of design, performing risk analysis, and engineering of product line variants as a series of related but different subjects that collectively add up to a complex problem. However, in this talk we will summarize some implications of the question “What is the smallest model of a system?”, for purposes of engineering and science across life cycles. We will take a look at Feature Space, how it reduces degrees of freedom to give a clearer integrated view of system value, purpose, risk, and varied configuration, along with SysML realization of this approach.

Register Here!

INCOSE Michigan: Feature Space: Integrating Value, Purpose, Mission, Risk, and Variation

May 29, 2024 6:00 PM - May 29, 2024 8:00 PM Eastern Standard Time

Feature Space: Integrating Value, Purpose, Mission, Risk, and Variation
Wednesday 29 May 2024 at 6PM EST

Register Here!

Model-based systems engineering offers the possibility of clarity of models that powered the scientific revolution. Among the surprising results of this is realization that, for appropriately structured models, some seemingly separate aspects of engineering can be combined into a simpler integrated representation. Engineers are accustomed to thinking of mission engineering, stakeholder needs analysis, requirements engineering, optimization of design, performing risk analysis, and engineering of product line variants as a series of related but different subjects that collectively add up to a complex problem. However, in this talk we will summarize some implications of the question “What is the smallest model of a system?”, for purposes of engineering and science across life cycles. We will take a look at Feature Space, how it reduces degrees of freedom to give a clearer integrated view of system value, purpose, risk, and varied configuration, along with SysML realization of this approach.

Register Here!

INCOSE Michigan: Feature Space: Integrating Value, Purpose, Mission, Risk, and Variation

29 May, 2024, 3 PM-5 PM

Feature Space: Integrating Value, Purpose, Mission, Risk, and Variation
Wednesday 29 May 2024 at 6PM EST

Register Here!

Model-based systems engineering offers the possibility of clarity of models that powered the scientific revolution. Among the surprising results of this is realization that, for appropriately structured models, some seemingly separate aspects of engineering can be combined into a simpler integrated representation. Engineers are accustomed to thinking of mission engineering, stakeholder needs analysis, requirements engineering, optimization of design, performing risk analysis, and engineering of product line variants as a series of related but different subjects that collectively add up to a complex problem. However, in this talk we will summarize some implications of the question “What is the smallest model of a system?”, for purposes of engineering and science across life cycles. We will take a look at Feature Space, how it reduces degrees of freedom to give a clearer integrated view of system value, purpose, risk, and varied configuration, along with SysML realization of this approach.

Register Here!

• INCOSE’s latest technical product release: The Guidance to ISO/IEC/IEEE 42020 — Architecture Processes

  Mar 17, 2025

• IS2025 Keynote Speakers

  Mar 14, 2025

• SELab Demo Days - Spicy SE

  Mar 14, 2025

• Healthcare Working Group Conference 2025 Announcement

  Mar 10, 2025

• INCOSE Media Kit 2025

  Feb 28, 2025