OMG Systems Engineering (SE) Information Days
Overview:
OMG SE Information Days were
held on November 18 - 19, 2002 at the OMG technical meeting in Washington DC/
The purpose of the meeting was to
present an overview to the systems engineering and OMG community on how UML is being applied to Systems
Engineering, and the progress and plans for extending UML to systems
engineering. The two-day event was well attended by 40 – 50 participants from a
cross section of industry. The format for the event included tutorials,
presentations, and a panel discussion. The tutorials were held on Monday, and
included an overview of basic UML, along with an overview of how UML has been
extended to address real-time modeling concerns using the real time profile. In
addition, a summary of one of the proposals for UML 2.0 was presented, to
highlight some of the major changes that are being proposed. On Tuesday, a
series of presentations describing experiences on how UML is being applied to
systems engineering, and an overview of the SE DSIG, including a summary of the
roadmap and requirements for SE UML. The panel discussion concluded the event
with a series of questions and answers from the audience. The agenda is included
below, along with the presentation material.
OMG SE Information Days
Flyer.
OMG SE
Information Days Agenda
Monday, November 18, 2002
·
UML 1.x Basic
Tutorial - JD Baker (BAE Systems)
· The
Real-Time UML Standard- B.Selic (Rational)
·
UML 2.0
Superstructure Proposal / U2P submission - C. Kobryn
(Telelogic), C. Bock (NIST)
Tuesday, November 19, 2002
·
Welcome - Andrew Watson
(OMG)
·
SE DSIG Overview - S. Friedenthal (Lockheed Martin Corporation)
·
A Concept Model
for SE - D. Oliver (Model Based Systems)
·
SE and the OMG - R. Soley (OMG)
·
UML for SE
Strengths & Weaknesses - B. Douglass (Ilogix)
·
Application of
UML in Aegis OA - A. Winkler (Lockheed Martin
Corporation)
·
Applying UML to
SE - M. Cantor (Rational)
·
Elaboration ? The
Malnourished Modeling Relationship - M. Ackroyd
(Raytheon)
·
ARTiSAN's Vision
for SE and UML - A. Moore (ARTiSAN)
·
DoD Perspectives
on Modeling SE Activities - D. Hardy (for Defense
Systems OSD)
·
Req'ts for
a SE Modeling Language - R. Schmidt (Sr Consultant
for Navy Collaborative Engr Environment)
·
SE UML Roadmap &
Req'ts Summary - R. Burkhart (JohnDeere)
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