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Model-Based System Engineering: Past, Present and Future
Michael Tiller

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Michael Tiller. "Model-Based System Engineering: Past, Present and Future". Talk or presentation, 22, October, 2013.

Abstract
Model-based System Engineering has been recognized, for some time, as a way for companies to improve their product development processes. However, change takes time in engineering and we still have only scratched the surface of what is possible. New ideas and technologies are constantly emerging that can improve a model-based approach. In this talk, I will discuss some of my past experiences with model-based system engineering in the automotive industry. I'll also discuss the shifts I see from numerical approaches to more symbolic approaches and how this manifests itself in a shift from imperative representations of engineering models to more declarative ones. I'll cover some of the interesting challenges I've seen trying to model automotive systems and how I think those challenges can be overcome moving forward. Finally, I'll talk about some of the exciting possibilities I see on the horizon for modeling.

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    Michael Tiller. <a
    href="http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/1021.html"
    ><i>Model-Based System Engineering: Past, Present
    and Future</i></a>, Talk or presentation,  22,
    October, 2013.
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    Michael Tiller. "Model-Based System Engineering: Past,
    Present and Future". Talk or presentation,  22,
    October, 2013.
  • BibTeX
    @presentation{Tiller13_ModelBasedSystemEngineeringPastPresentFuture,
        author = {Michael Tiller},
        title = {Model-Based System Engineering: Past, Present and
                  Future},
        day = {22},
        month = {October},
        year = {2013},
        abstract = {Model-based System Engineering has been
                  recognized, for some time, as a way for companies
                  to improve their product development processes.
                  However, change takes time in engineering and we
                  still have only scratched the surface of what is
                  possible. New ideas and technologies are
                  constantly emerging that can improve a model-based
                  approach. In this talk, I will discuss some of my
                  past experiences with model-based system
                  engineering in the automotive industry. I'll also
                  discuss the shifts I see from numerical approaches
                  to more symbolic approaches and how this manifests
                  itself in a shift from imperative representations
                  of engineering models to more declarative ones.
                  I'll cover some of the interesting challenges I've
                  seen trying to model automotive systems and how I
                  think those challenges can be overcome moving
                  forward. Finally, I'll talk about some of the
                  exciting possibilities I see on the horizon for
                  modeling.},
        URL = {http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/1021.html}
    }
    

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