Dr. Steve Biemer and other senior chapter members will be hosting a virtual training session on SEP certification. Our intent is to provide an interesting, insightful overview of the certification, the testing process, and key content elements for exam success.
Don’t miss this excellent hybrid Training Opportunity. Saturday, 05 Nov 2022 (9:00 am – 4:00 pm). Instructor: Mike) Pafford — This interactive tutorial will provide a detailed introduction to an approach using the Lean Startup Method (LSM) and Agile (Agile SE, SWE, and PjM/PM) to conduct a stakeholder-centric elicitation and development of a set of system solution Initial Capabilities (ICs). Location: University of Maryland Baltimore County - University Center room 310 — as well as Virtual event.
Don’t miss this excellent Training Opportunity. Saturday, 22 October 2022 (9:00 am – 5:00 pm). This tutorial will introduce the student to the Object-Oriented Systems Engineering Method (OOSEM) and the Systems Modeling Language (SysML), which OOSEM uses to capture stakeholder needs, and system requirements, structure and behavior. Instructor: Howard Lykins, chair of the INCOSE Object-Oriented Systems Engineering Method Working Group, Location: University of Maryland Baltimore County - University Center room 310 — as well as Virtual event.
SE Scholar has developed a unique approach to teaching the INCOSE SE Handbook. This new method contextualizes the Organizational, Project and Technical processes necessary to realize a “System-of-Interest", and with the aid of a comprehensive Process Flow diagram, our Instructor walks the students from the Project Portfolio Process through to the Disposal Process in a logical and sequential manner. Sign up for a member discount.
Casey Medina, President of Studio SE, Ltd., will explore the capabilities of the SysML tool Cameo in analyzing key aspects of the solution space and demonstrate key MBSE concepts and a robust, efficient process to explore full capabilities of SysML using the tool Cameo.
SE Scholar has developed a unique approach to teaching the INCOSE SE Handbook. This new method contextualizes the Organizational, Project and Technical processes necessary to realize a “System-of-Interest", and with the aid of a comprehensive Process Flow diagram, our Instructor walks the students from the Project Portfolio Process through to the Disposal Process in a logical and sequential manner.
Paul Martin explains the demanding process of applying to the INCOSE Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP) application, including filling out the formal application, the importance of finding at least three professional references, and how to prepare for the two-hour, 120-question, multiple-choice exam.
UMBC Training Centers has teamed with SE Scholar and developed a unique approach to teaching the INCOSE SE Handbook. The new method contextualizes the Organizational, Project and Technical processes necessary to realize a “System-of-Interest", and with the aid of a comprehensive Process Flow diagram, our Instructor walks the students from the Project Portfolio Process through to the Disposal Process in a logical and sequential manner.
Zane Scott, ASEP, VP for Professional Services at Vitech Corporation, will facilitate this Interactive Workshop in order to provide you practical knowledge and skills that can make you a better, more persuasive, negotiator and equip you to better manage conflict from the position of a participant or mediator/facilitator whether at work or in your private life. It will cover the foundation and use of communication, influence, interest-based problem solving in personal and professional settings.
Mike Pafford, Past Chesapeake Chapter President, will facilitate this Interactive Workshop in order to provide attendees with knowledge and practice in using a facilitated hybrid approach for Initial Project Planning (IPP). The approach uses best practices from the Lean Startup Method (LSM) and Agile (Systems Engineering, Software Engineering, and Project Management). The approach is employed by bringing together project planners at the decision-making level in one or more collaborative and facilitated, “IPP Meetup Workshops”.
UMBC Training Centers has teamed with SE Scholar and developed a unique approach to teaching the INCOSE SE Handbook. The new method contextualizes the Organizational, Project and Technical processes necessary to realize a “System-of-Interest", and with the aid of a comprehensive Process Flow diagram, our Instructor walks the students from the Project Portfolio Process through to the Disposal Process in a logical and sequential manner.
External and internal interfaces are the single most common cause of problems in system integration. Eight best practices are exploited by leading enterprises to a degree of formality depending on risk, for project success and competitive advantage. Led by PPI Principal Consultant and Training Facilitator Paul Davies.
This course will equip participants with the knowledge and information to comfortably sit the knowledge examination. This course is a live virtually delivered INCOSE SEP Exam Preparation Course that combines a mixture of presentations, workshops and practice examinations.
This 3-unit course takes you on a journey of discovery to “Systemic Leadership.” Systemic leadership enhances current best theory and practice with systems thinking.
This event is canceled due to a new APL policy that has canceled all scheduled events for external organizations that use APL Facilities until April 12, 2020. We will reschedule Zane Scott for later in the year.
Meanwhile, take a look at our vast library of previously recorded lectures at our YouTube Channel
Architecture provides a unifying structure (or roadmap) for exploration of the problem space and for characterization of the solution space such that better decisions can be made about the system under development. Systems architecting when done well can improve the impact of the system solution.
This workshop will describe an approach for flowing down from enterprise goals and objectives, from the system purpose and mission needs, down through operational requirements and concept of operations, and finally into the capability, operational, system and project views of the architecture. These views are then used to develop a comprehensive set of requirements that best characterize and scope the system to be engineered.
Systems Engineers across Baltimore Washington Metro Area are invited to take the INCOSE knowledge exam and get one step closer to INCOSE Certification at the ASEP or CSEP level. There is no cost to participate in this activity. Exam results will be emailed a month later.
