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Integration of Virtual Engineering and Model Based Systems Engineering Tools for Detail Design

Integration of Virtual Engineering and Model Based Systems Engineering Tools for Detail Design. Presented by Akshay Kande, Systems Engineering Master’s Student, Missouri S&T Thursday, September 30, 2010 Location: Boeing Building 111, Room 110A Networking/Lunch: 11:00 a.m.

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Integration of Virtual Engineering and Model Based Systems Engineering Tools for Detail Design

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  1. Integration of Virtual Engineering and Model Based Systems Engineering Tools for Detail Design Presented by Akshay Kande, Systems Engineering Master’s Student, Missouri S&T Thursday, September 30, 2010 Location: Boeing Building 111, Room 110A Networking/Lunch: 11:00 a.m. Presentation: 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Abstract: The presentation will discuss a methodology for integrating models developed using systems modeling language with virtual engineering software to create an executable, interactive and user centered platform for engineering systems. The benefits offered by combining both model based systems engineering and virtual engineering will be illustrated using a Bio-Fermentor model. Biography: Akshay Kande is a systems engineering master’s student at Missouri University of Science and Technology. Akshay also works as a Graduate Researcher in the field of complex system design using model based and virtual engineering technologies at the Missouri S&T smart engineering systems laboratory. He is President of the INCOSE Missouri S&T student chapter. Prior to joining the Master’s program, Akshay worked as a Design Engineer for steel plant projects at Mukand Industries Limited, India. Directions: B111 is on Airport Road between I-170 and McDonnell Blvd east of the Guard Station. Enter through the lobby on the south side. Room 110A is to the left of the Lunch Room. Reservations not required, but please contact Dianne Milton (dianne.g.milton@boeing.com or 314-233-6801) by COB September 28 if you plan to attend, for a lunch count and badging for non-Boeing attendees. Non-Boeing attendees, please contact Bill Bezdek for meeting escort (cell:314-306-6210).

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