On August 9, 2019 the INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter hosted the Tenth Annual Systems Engineering Professional Recognition Gala at the Garrett Jacobs Mansion- Engineers Club in Baltimore, Maryland. Every year the INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter puts on a dinner and reception to honor those who recently received a Systems Engineering Professional (SEP) certification from INCOSE.
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Read MoreReview of GPS Declassified by Richard D. Easton and Rick W. Sturdevant
Read MoreMs. Kenney explained how Earned Value Management (EVM) has been used successfully in Agile software development, specifically the Scrum approach, as a means to measure software development progress. The After Action Report includes the briefing slides, photos from the event and a link to the HD Video.
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Read MoreMr Dana Goward discussed the development of Global Positioning System (GPS) spoofing from a fiction account in film to being an everyday problem. The After Action Report includes the briefing slides, photos from the event and a link to the HD Video.
Read MoreThe phrase “The whole is greater than the sum of the parts” is well known and important to Systems Scientists and Systems Engineers alike. It’s like a short pithy definition of Emergence. And it is almost always automatically attributed to Aristotle. But what I want to know is this - Did he say it? Why did he say it? And in what context?
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Read MoreDr. Howard Eisner presented an overview on his new book “Thinking: a Guide Book for Systems Engineering Problem-Solving” by using just 7 slides. The After Action Report includes the briefing slides, photos from the event and a link to the HD Video.
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Read MoreTaras Mykytyn tries to answer the question, “How does the System Engineer adapt to the future challenges on programs while maintaining their expertise and overall skills?”
Read MoreTwo Opportunities to support the University of Maryland (UMD) Institute for Systems Research (ISR) and earn PDUs for CSEP Renewal
Read MoreDr. Chandru Mirchandani discusses how new generation of processing modules and systems using a cloud-based architecture will afford up to an order of magnitude in cost reduction and improved reliability and flexibility over present generation systems of ground telemetry system designs.
Read MoreThe 2019 Operating Plan is written for the Chesapeake Chapter of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE). This plan provides the detailed operating activities for the 12 month period beginning January 1, 2019 and ending December 31, 2019.
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Read MoreManaging a complex system development being developed is extremely challenging and requires extensive coordination between the all stakeholders, technical teams, leadership and decision makers, operational support teams, and the customer/end users.
Read MoreThis March, Chesapeake Chapter volunteers again participated as independent sponsor judges at two of Maryland’s premier youth STEM events: The 51st Anne Arundel County Science Expo on March 9th and the 64th Baltimore County Science Fair on March 2nd.
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