Model Driven Development for Systems Engineering
On-demand Web Seminar
Abstract
An overview of Model Driven Development (MDD) within the Systems Engineering context.
Duration: 34:37
Details
Overview
This session is an overview of Model Driven Development (MDD) within the Systems Engineering context.
What You Will Learn
- What is Model Driven Development?
- How is MDD different from current modeling approaches?
- How does a platform-Independent model differ from platform-specific models?
- What is the xtUML process?
- Can xtUML be used to implement an MDD process?
Who Should Attend
- Systems Engineers
- SW Engineers/SW Architects
- HW/Electrical Design Engineers
- Systems Designers
- Projects Managers for Systems Projects
About the Presenter
Bill Chown
Product Marketing Director, System Level Engineering Division, Mentor Graphics
Bill Chown is product marketing director for the system-level engineering division at Mentor Graphics. His design career went from developing mixed signal and DSP systems at chip and board level in the UK, managing projects through to layout and production test, before moving to the semiconductor industry with Intersil. He has subsequently worked in EDA and test software development in Europe and the US with Mentor Graphics, Summit Design/TSSI, Integrated Measurement Systems and Credence. A twenty-nine year industry veteran, Bill currently specializes in system-level design and analysis across technology disciplines. Additionally, Bill has been involved with standards activities for several years, serving in the CFI, ECSI, and STIL initiatives, is past chair of the TTTC TAC on Virtual Test, served as a board member for The SPIRIT Consortium and is a board member for OMG. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE, and holds an Electronic Engineering degree from the University of Wales and an MBA from the University of Oregon
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