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Full Day Workshop: Thursday, November 3, 2005, 8:00am – 5:00pm SAIC, 12901 Science Drive, Orlando, Florida Registration/Sign-In Begins at 7:30am Building on the synergy between Systems Engineering and Software Engineering, the Center for Software Engineering (CSE) at the University of Southern California (USC), has been leading an effort to develop a parametric model to estimate Systems Engineering costs. The goal of this model, called COSYSMO (Constructive Systems Engineering Cost Model), is to more accurately estimate the time and effort associated with performing the system engineering tasks defined by EIA/ANSI 632 through the system life cycle phases in ISO/IEC 15288. This workshop outlines the work accomplished over the past four years by USC, in collaboration with its Corporate Affiliates and the INCOSE Measurement Working Group, to develop the an industry baseline of COSYSMO. The workshop is divided into five parts: Description of the model development methodology; Explanation of its size and cost drivers; Presentation of results from round 3 of the Delphi survey; Explanation of the industry baseline calibration*; Description on what organizations can do to locally calibrate the model; Demonstration of the COSYSMO tool; and Discussion of extensions and improvements to the model *Data for the industry calibration of the model has been provided by: BAE Systems, General Dynamics, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, and SAIC. To Register: Registration by October 24, 2005: Registration Fee = $75 per person INCOSE Members = $20 INCOSE-Orlando Members = FREE INCOSE Members who register and do not attend, will be invoiced $75 for holding a seat. Course materials, refreshments and lunch are included with your registration. Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) 12901 Science Drive Orlando, FL location map location map (Location subject to change based on number of registrants) www.incose.org/orlando Register by completing the form on the next page and mail with your check (payable to INCOSE) to: Jack Baumgardner INCOSE-Orlando, Treasurer 2618 Fawnlake Trail Orlando, FL 32828-7842 Checks must accompany the registration. Accommodations can be made for company checks.
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Registration Form – Please detach and mail with your check to: INCOSE-Orlando Treasurer, Jack Baumgardner, 2618 Fawnlake Trail, Orlando, FL 32828-7842 INCOSE Members can e-mail registration form to jack.baumgardner@navy.miljack.baumgardner@navy.mil Cancellation Policy: Substitutions are permitted until the day of the course. Full refunds will be made prior to Monday, October 24, 2005. No refunds will be made after Tuesday, October 25, 2005, although substitutions will be allowed. INCOSE-Orlando reserves the right to cancel the course with full refunds. Full Day Workshop COSYSMO: The Constructive Systems Engineering Cost Model (Workshop materials, refreshments and lunch are included in your registration fee.) Name:____________________________________ Title:_________________________ Company:_______________________________________________________________ Email (required for e-confirmation):_________________________________________ Mailing Address:_________________________________________________________ Work/Cell Phone:_________________________________________________________ Circle One: Registration Fee (By October 24, 2005) = $75/person INCOSE Orlando Member = FREE (Note: No Shows will be charged) Other INCOSE Member = $20 (covers cost of lunch and refreshments) Name of INCOSE Chapter: _______________________________ Check One: ____Check Enclosed (Payable to INCOSE) ____Payment Not Enclosed: INCOSE Orlando Member For questions or additional information, contact Jack Baumgardner, jack.baumgardner@navy.mil jack.baumgardner@navy.mil or 407-380-4836. Your Instructor: Dr. Ricardo Valerdi is a Research Associate at the Lean Aerospace Initiative at MIT and a Visiting Associate at the Center for Software Engineering at USC. He is considered a leader on SE cost estimation. He earned his BS from the University of San Diego and MS and PhD from USC. Formerly he was a Member of the Technical Staff at the Aerospace Corporation in the Economic & Market Analysis Center and a Systems Engineer at Motorola and at General Instrument Corporation. COSYSMO: The Constructive Systems Engineering Cost Model November 3, 2005 Orlando, Florida
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