We are pleased to welcome our new Board Members. Three Board members were elected to office to begin their terms in January.
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The INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter Board of Directors wishes to thank our corporate sponsors, industry partners, lecturers, and volunteers for supporting the Chapter throughout the year. This Holiday Party and Awards Ceremony is a culmination of another wonderful year of great events and services for the local Systems Engineering community.
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Jim Armstrong discusses several famous failures from the viewpoint of the impact of systems integration as a factor in causation and includes several other examples to develop lessons learned that should be considered in systems integration. The After Action Report includes the briefing slides, photos from the event and a link to the HD Video.
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Keep up with all the happening in our Chapter. Download our latest Newsletter for Nov 2019
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Meet the Candidates for the 2020 INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter (CC) Board of Directors (BOD):
President-Elect: Term is 3 years (President-Elect, President and then Past President);
Secretary: Term is 2 years;
Programs Director: Term is 2 years;
The INCOSE Foundation Chesapeake Chapter Fund is used to award annual scholarships to Systems Engineering students at all levels of study. We are grateful to you not only for your contributions but for the commitment of your time to advancing Systems Engineering. Please consider donating to this worthy cause.
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Our Chapter is nearing the end of another year and we will soon be celebrating together at our Holiday Reception. As always, this will be an opportunity to say thanks to our supporters and recognize chapter members for their service. Before we close out the year’s business, George Anderson wanted to share with you his observations about how we seem to be changing as an organization.
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Dr. MacCarthy, the Director of the University of Maryland’s Systems Engineering Education Program, examined the state of graduate systems engineering education in the U.S. The After Action Report includes the briefing slides, photos from the event and a link to the HD Video.
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Thank you so much for your interest for the upcoming Systems Engineering Oktober-Tool-fest. Unfortunately, because we were not able to attract the minimum number of attendees, we have to cancel the event for next Friday- Saturday, Oct 25, 26.
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Keep up with all the happening in our Chapter. Download our latest Newsletter for Oct 2019
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The INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter (CC) Board of Directors (BOD) needs your assistance and is seeking candidates to fill the following positions in 2020: President-Elect: Term is 3 years (President-Elect, President and then Past President); Secretary: Term is 2 years; Programs Director: Term is 2 years; and Membership Director: Term is 2 years
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Dr. Herb Frey, the former Chief of the Planetary Geology, Geophysics and Geochemistry Lab at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, explores the question - Can We or Should We Live on Mars? The After Action Report includes the briefing slides, photos from the event and a link to the HD Video.
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Keep up with all the happening in our Chapter. Download our latest Newsletter for Sept 2019
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The Chesapeake chapter came out in force to attend and participate in the 29th Annual INCOSE International Symposium down in sunny Orlando, Florida. The chapter once again received a Platinum Award for the fourth year in a row.
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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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Keep up with all the happening in our Chapter. Download our latest Newsletter for Aug 2019
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Review of GPS Declassified by Richard D. Easton and Rick W. Sturdevant
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Ms. 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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