1. Day at a Glance Wednesday, July 12

2. Wednesday at a Glance (1 of 2) 0700 - 0745Speakers/Session Chairs Breakfast - ChampionsGate 0700 - 1700Symposium Registration – Rotunda 0700 – 1800Speaker Ready Room – Wentworth 0700 – 1900Cyber Café sponsored by Boeing – St. Andrew A 0800 – 0930Wednesday Keynote Speaker – Robert Stow BAE Systems 0930 – 1000Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall 0930 – 1930Exhibits Open 0945 – 1715Two Full Day Optional Tutorials (Ticket Required) 1000 – 1130SESSION 7: Technical Paper & Panel Tracks & Working Group Presentations 1000 – 1800INCOSE Meetings – See Business Meetings Section 1010 – 1615Key Reserve Presentations – ChampionsGate

3. Wednesday at a Glance (2 of 2) 1130 – 1300Lunch in Exhibit Hall 1300 – 1700Two Half-Day Optional Tutorials (Ticket Required) 1300 – 1430SESSION 8: Technical Paper Tracks & Working Group Presentations 1400 – 1700Robotics Demonstration sponsored by Harris Corporation – Exhibit Hall 1430- 1500Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall 1500 – 1630SESSION 9: Technical Paper Tracks & Working Group Presentations 1800 – 1930Reception in Exhibit Hall 1930 – 2200Banquet and Entertainment (Ticket Required) Banquet Speaker: Systems Engineering to Exploit Transformational Opportunities in Tomorrows Markets William B. Rouse, Georgia Institute of Technology Entertainment: Cirque Show

4. Wednesday's Keynote Robert C. Stow Vice President of Engineering and Technology BAE Systems

5. Wednesday Business Meetings 0945-1245IPAL – Olympic A 1000-1630Executive Summit – Invitation Only 1130-1330Chapter Leadership – Congressional A 1200-1330Complex Systems – Colonial A 1300-1500Latin America & Caribbean Initiative – Augusta B 1300-1700Space Systems WG – Augusta A 1330-1500Member Board – Congressional B 1630-1800Net-Centric Operations – Oakmont A 1700-1800Process Improvement WG – Olympic B

6. Wednesday's Panels TitleTimeRoom Myriad Multiplying Risk Management Standards: Converging Toward Best Practice or A Confusing Maze of Docs to Trap Us? - What's Up INCOSE? 1000-1155DUBLIN A Graduate Education and Research Considerations for System of Systems Engineering – The Georgia Tech Air Force Long Range Strike Capability Project as an Example 1000-1155DUBLIN B

7. Wednesdays Tutorials* *Available at an Additional Fee or with Passport Registration F05 - Architecture Frameworks and Modeling (0945-1715) – Melbourne A Mr. James N. Martin, The Aerospace Corporation F06 - An Effective Specification Development Algorithm (0945-1715) – Melbourne B Mr. Jeffrey O. Grady, JOG System Engineering, Inc H05 - Competitive Systems Engineering: How to do System Engineering in Hot Competition. Detailed Pragmatic and Unconventional Techniques (1300-1700) – Dublin A Mr. Tom Gilb, Result Planning Limited H06 - Performance-Based Earned Value (1300-1700) – Dublin B Mr. Paul Solomon, Northrop Grumman Corporation

8. Wednesday Presentations (1 of 4) TimeRoomTitlePresenterCompany 1000- 1025 NATIONAL A Complex Systems - Special SessionYaneer Bar Yam 1000- 1025 NATIONAL B 28 The FAR Approach : Functional Analysis/Allocation and Requirements Flowdown Using Use Case Realizations Magnus Eriksson Land Systems Hagglunds AB 1030- 1055 NATIONAL A Complex Systems - Special SessionBrian White 1030- 1055 NATIONAL B 29 Performing Functional Analysis/Allocation and Requirements Flowdown Using Use Case Realizations: An Empirical Evaluation Magnus Eriksson Land Systems H?gglunds AB 1100- 1125 NATIONAL A Complex Systems - Special SessionLinda Vandergriff 1100- 1125 NATIONAL B 47 Tying Requirements to Design Artifacts Hugh Briggs California Institute of Technology

9. Wednesday Presentations (2 of 4) TimeRoomTitlePresenterCompany 1300- 1325 NATIONAL A 131 Application of Systems Engineering to Industrial Supply Chains (consumer?) Cecilia HaskinsNTNU 1300- 1325 NATIONAL B 59 Establishing a Verification and Validation Process in Automotive Development: Increasing Product Quality while Reducing Costs Marcelo de la Cruz 3D Systems Engineering GmbH 1300- 1325 NATIONAL C 97 Quantitative Analysis: Clawing your Way to the Top of the Maturity PinnaclePaul Frenz General Dynamics AIS 1330- 1355 NATIONAL A 48 A Study of Applying Game Theoretic Concepts on Distributed Engineering System Design (NCO??) Hungjen Wang Engineering Systems Division at MIT 1330- 1355 NATIONAL B 144 Applying System Engineering to Naval ShipbuildingBrian Wells Raytheon Company 1330- 1355 NATIONAL C 16 Use of Technical Business Practices by Geographically Separated Teams to Facilitate Concurrent Engineering of Ultraquality Systems Warren Neff Los Alamos National Laboratory

10. Wednesday Presentations (3 of 4) TimeRoomTitlePresenterCompany 1400- 1425 NATIONAL A145 "Identification of Real Options ""in"" Projects" Tao Wang 1400- 1425 NATIONAL B83 Giving the Integrator Role a Sporting Chance James Armstrong Systems and Software Consortium 1400- 1425 NATIONAL C54 "Use of Architecture for Systems Engineering; The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" Gundars Osvalds Wells Landers Inc. 1500- 1525 NATIONAL A65 Trade Study Cost Analysis ModelEd CaseyRaytheon Missile Systems 1500- 1525 NATIONAL B2 A Merlin Perspective Shines Light on Tough Issues Joseph CarlRetired 1500- 1525 NATIONAL C68 Trade Studies with Uncertain Information David Ullman Robust Decisions

11. Wednesday Presentations (4 of 4) TimeRoomTitlePresenterCompany 1530- 1555 NATIONAL A147 A Basic Primer in Life Cycle Cost Analysis F. Quentin Redman Raytheon Missile Systems 1530- 1555 NATIONAL B102 A Framework for a National Undergraduate Systems Engineering Stream of Studies in Discipline-centric Degrees: Proposal Analysis Timothy Ferris University of South Australia 1530- 1555 NATIONAL C154 Real Options and Value Driven Design in Spiral Development John Dahlgren The MITRE Corporation 1600- 1625 NATIONAL A120 "Using a Coupled-Design Structure Matrix Framework to Screen for Real Options ""In"" an Engineering System" Jason Bartolomei MIT 1600- 1625 NATIONAL B34 Architecting Synthetic Environments to Support the Systems Engineering of Capability David Battersby BAE Systems (SEIC) 1600- 1625 NATIONALC31 "Defining, Finding, and Hiring REAL Systems Engineers" Eileen Arnold BAE Systems L.P.

12. Wednesday WG Presentations TimeTitleRoomPresenter 1000-1025Systems Science Enabler GroupNATIONAL CBrian White 1030-1055Information Sciences Working GroupNATIONAL CJanet Hofmeister 1100-1125Architecture Working GroupNATIONAL CCharles Dickerson 1000-1025Space SystemsNATIONAL DJames Andary 1030-1055AP233NATIONAL DDavid Oliver 1100-1125Transportation SectorNATIONAL DAshok Jain 1145-1245Intelligent Transportation & Transit SystemsNATIONAL DMike Krueger 1300-1325Technical RequirementsNATIONAL DRay Hettwer 1330-1355Technical ArchitectureNATIONAL DRay Hettwer 1400-1425Technical V&VNATIONAL DRay Hettwer 1430-1455Technical DOE FaciltiesNATIONAL DRay Hettwer 1500-1525SYSMLNATIONAL DSandy Friendenthal 1530-1555Net Centric OperationsNATIONAL DJohn Hsu 1600-1625Intelligent Enterprises Working GroupNATIONAL DDoug Norman