AA 2000 Review - Academic Session

This session was held on the 7th November, 2000. The presentations are available in PowerPoint Show (pps) format  - file sizes are given in brackets for the benefit of the bandwidth challenged. The CVs of the speakers are also available.

Introduction

• ‘Opening Welcome’ (pps, 102kB) – session aims and objectives - Mr Martin Testo, (Co-Convenor)

• ‘Review of the UK SE Academic Support Scene’ (pps, 601kB) – an overview of the factors to be considered - Prof. Peter Sydenham (Co-Convenor)

•  ‘How Academia Supports Stakeholders’ -  key factors for success for all parties involved.

Academic Panel

• ‘What can Universities do about SE, if anything?' - Prof. Philip M’Pherson

• ‘Rumbles in the Groves of Academe’ (pps, 109kB + avi, 750kB) - Prof. Derek Hitchins

• ‘Successful Academic/Industry Collaboration' (pps, 2323kB) - Prof. Mike Woodhead.

• ‘A Research Project in Action - Problem-Domain and Artefact-Domain Architectural Modelling to Understand System Evolution’ (pps, 115kB) - Dr Galal Galal

• ‘UCL Support of Systems Engineering’ (pps, 49kB) - Prof. David Kirkpatrick

• ‘What industry Wants from Academia’

Industry Panel

• ‘INCOSE New Joiner Survey’ (pps, 70kB) - Mr Peter Lister, Siemens Transportation

• ‘Considerations for Industry -Academia Partnership Requirements’ (pps, 86kB) - Dr David Corral, BAE Systems

• ‘What industry and business wants is a better grip on complexity management’ (pps, 135kB) - Prof Philip M’Pherson, Systems & Value Consultancy

• ‘DERA's Contributions to Systems Engineering’ (pps, 110kB) - Mr James Kirby, DERA.

• ‘IEE Proposal for a Professional Network for Systems Engineers’ (pps, 22kB) - Mr Steve Willmott, NATS and IEE

• ‘What can INCOSE UK and its Members do to Assist?’ - Open Forum, Moderated by Prof. Andy Low, Thomson-CSF Racal PLC

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Last Updated: 01 August, 2002