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June 2018
SERC TALKS: How Do You Use Agile Methods on Highly-Critical Systems that Require Earned Value Management?
Speaker: Phyllis R. Marbach, INCOSE | CONTACT
Find out more »July 2018
SERC Collaborator WebEx
The SERC management team would like to announce that the July SERC WebEx meeting for 2018 is scheduled for Wednesday, July 25, 2018, at 1:00 pm EST. Open to SERC Collaborators only, the objective of this meeting is to spread awareness among our network on all things transpiring within the Systems Engineering Research Center as well as the Systems Engineering Community as a whole. As a SERC Collaborator, please feel free to utilize this platform for your announcements and questions. Please contact Ms. Megan…
Find out more »August 2018
SERC TALKS: How to Query, Qualify and Quantify the Qualities Quagmire?
Speaker: Barry Boehm, Chief Scientist, SERC; TRW Professor of Software Engineering and Director, Center for Software Engineering, University of Southern California.
Abstract: Systems and software qualities (SQs) are also known as non-functional requirements (NFRs). Where functional requirements (FRs) specify what a system should do, the NFRs specify how well the system should do them...
September 2018
SERC Collaborator WebEx
The SERC management team would like to announce that the September SERC WebEx meeting for 2018 is scheduled for Wednesday, September 12, 2018, at 1:00 pm EST. Open to SERC Collaborators only, the objective of this meeting is to spread awareness among our network on all things transpiring within the Systems Engineering Research Center as well as the Systems Engineering Community as a whole.
Find out more »October 2018
SERC TALKS: “How Can We Advance Structural Quality Analysis with Standards and Machine Learning?”
Speaker: Dr. Bill Curtis Senior VP & Chief Scientist, CAST Software; Head of CAST Research Labs
Abstract: The C-suite is fed up with software disasters putting the quarterly statement at risk as they digitize the business...
November 2018
6th Annual SERC Doctoral Students Forum
The SERC Doctoral Students Forum (SDSF) provides an opportunity for doctoral students conducting highly relevant, systems engineering-related research at any of the SERC collaborating universities to present their research in an open forum.
Find out more »10th Annual SERC Sponsor Research Review
The Annual SERC Research Review showcases the research capabilities of the SERC collaborating universities.
Find out more »SERC Collaborator WebEx
The SERC management team would like to announce that the November SERC WebEx meeting for 2018 is scheduled for Thursday, November 15, 2018, at 1:00 pm EST. Open to SERC Collaborators only, the objective of this meeting is to spread awareness among our network on all things transpiring within the Systems Engineering Research Center as well as the Systems Engineering Community as a whole. As a SERC Collaborator, please feel free to utilize this platform for your announcements and questions. This meeting…
Find out more »SERC Workshop: Continuous Development and Deployment of Military Capabilities
The SERC is hosting a Workshop on “Continuous Development and Deployment of Military Capabilities” from November 27-28, 2018 in McLean, VA. Workshop attendance is by invitation only, with attendance limited to 75 delegates. Research Workshop Leaders: Tom McDermott Jr., Deputy Director, Systems Engineering Research Center Stevens Institute of Technology Dr. Barry W. Boehm, Chief Scientist, Systems Engineering Research Center, University of Southern California A recent Defense Science Board Task Force on the Design and Acquisition of Software for Defense Systems…
Find out more »December 2018
SERC TALKS: “Why Are Ontologies and Languages for Software Quality Increasingly Important?”
Speaker: Prof. Xavier Franch Full Professor, Polytechnic University of Catalonia (Barcelona Tech).
Abstract: Analysis of trade-offs among software quality factors needs to be based upon a clear statement of the meaning of such factors and their interrelationships...