Dr. Gary Witus
Associate Professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering
Associate Director for Student Programs, Anderson Institute
Wayne State University
Education
- BS, Mathematics (Honors), 1975, University of Michigan
- MS, Industrial and Operations Engineering, 1978, University of Michigan
- PhD, Industrial and Manufacuring Engineering, 2002, Wayne State Univeristy
Dr. Witus has over 35 years of experience in applied Systems Engineering and Operations Research, primarily in Department of Defense applications. He was formerly the Chief Engineer for Systems Analysis at General Dynamics Land Systems, and led systems analysis in support of the M1A1 and M1A2 Abrams tank programs, among others. He was founder and Chief Scientist at Turning Associates, mobile robot technology development firm, from 1996 to 2006.
Since joining Wayne State University, he has led the College of Engineering's participation in the Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC) - a consoritum of Universities led by Stevens Institute of Technology. The SERC is a DoD-sponsored University Affiliated Research Center. His research areas in the SERC include Modular Open System Architecture planning, Model-Based Systems Engineering, and Tradespace and Affordability modeling.
Dr. Witus is the Associate Director of the Anderson Engineering Ventures Institute in the College of Engineering, where he provides mentoring and coaching, to student and faculty, and assists in opportunity identification and team formation.
- SERC-2014-TR-044-1-Introducing Model‐Based Systems Engineering Transforming System Engineering through Model‐Based Systems Engineering
- SERC-2015-TR-044-3-Transforming System Engineering through Model-Centric Engineering
- SERC-2014-TR-044-2-Transforming System Engineering through Model-Based Systems Engineering (Model-Centric Engineering)
- SERC-2015-TR-109-Transforming System Engineering through Model-Centric Engineering
- SERC-2016-TR-115-SE M&S Integration Framework in the Digital Thread
- SERC-2013-TR-039-1-Tradespace and Affordability – Phase 1
- SERC-2013-TR-039-2-Tradespace and Affordability – Phase 2
- SERC-2014-TR-039-3--ilities Tradespace and Affordability Project – Phase 3
- SERC-2016-TR-101-System Qualities Ontology, Tradespace and Affordability (SQOTA) Project – Phase 4
- SERC-2017-TR-105-System Qualities Ontology, Tradespace and Affordability (SQOTA) Project Phase 5
- SERC-2013-TR-040-1-Quantitative Risk – Phase 1
- SERC-2013-TR-040-2-Quantitative Risk – Phase 1
- SERC-2013-TR-040-3-Quantitative Risk – Phases 1 & 2
- SERC-2015-TR-040-4-Quantitative Risk
- SERC-2016-TR-117-Quantitative Risk – Phase 4
- SERC-2011-TR-015-1-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities
- SERC-2011-TR-015-2-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities – Phase 2
- SERC-2011-TR-015-3-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities – Phase 3
- SERC-2011-TR-015-4-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities – Phase 4
- SERC-2011-TR-015-5-Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities
- SERC-2018-TR-108-System Qualities (SQs) Ontology, Tradespace and Affordability (SQOTA), Phase 6
- SERC-2018-TR-113-Approaches to Achieve Benefits of Modularity in Defense Acquisition
- SERC-2015-TR-106-New Project Incubator
- SERC-2018-TR-105-New Project Incubator
- SERC-2020-TR-001-WRT 1002: Approaches to Achieve Benefits of Modularity in Defense Acquisition – Part 2
Lead Author
- Poster - Transforming Systems Engineering through Model Centric Eng. (RT 118)
- Presentation - Transforming Systems Engineering through a Holistic Approach to Model Centric Engineering
- Presentation - Risk Exposure Leading Indicators
- Presentation - Trust under Uncertainty – Quantitative Risk
- Presentation - RT 26 Vehicle Systems Engineering and Integration Activities
- Video - What Lives at the Intersection of MOSA and Set-Based Design?
- Other - Research Transition Report 2017 “Transitioning research into practice – crossing boundaries through integrative collaboration”
Co-Author
- Transforming Systems Engineering through Model Based Systems Engineering-NAVAIR
- Systems Engineering Model and Simulation Integration Framework in Digital Thread
- Tradespace and Affordability
- A Complexity-Based Approach To Quantitative Technical Risk
- Quantitative Technical Risk
- Flexible Vehicle System Engineering And Integration
- Approaches to Achieve Modularity Benefits in the Acquisition Ecosystem
- New Project Incubator 2014-2015
- New Project Incubator 2017-2018