Systems Engineering Friday Talks | Transition to Digital Engineering

Spring 2022 Lecture Series
Profs. Ann Batchelor and Dan Herber provide an introduction to the history of digital engineering and tools that facilitate digital engineering.
Timestamps:
Ann Batchelor
00:00 Introduction
00:47 Birth of Formal Term of "Systems Engineering"
01:53 Historical Perspective of Systems Engineering
03:44 Energy & Power Technologies: Enabling a More Electric Force
05:06 Space Test Program-1 Launch
06:07 Tactical Satellite Experiment-2 (TacSat-2)
12:46 21st Century Trends and Implications - Global Considerations
16:35 Newly Revised 5000 Series Adaptive Acquisition Pathways
20:46 Integrating Modern Practices
22:24 Transforming SE
23:05 Definitions: Digital engineering
26:09 Digital Thread
28:18 Digital Twin
35:21 Stakeholders for Digital Engineering
35:48 Classic SE "V"
37:08 Cybersecurity in all SE phases
39:00 Intended Outcomes
40:46 What Does This Mean? Big Changes
41:26 Case Study - Boeing T-7A Red Hawk
Dan Herber
44:39 What Do You Need to Do Digital Engineering?
44:50 Enabling Technologies
45:24 Enabling the Digital Thread with Tools and Interoperability
48:42 Model-based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
51:12 Example of Tool Interoperability - Phoenix Integration ModelCenter MBSE
53:44 Digital Engineering Expected Benefits
55:44 Some Additional Key Points
58:09 Tips
59:47 CSU Systems Engineering Transformation Efforts
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