LCCC-ACCESS May 2015 Workshop Program

08:00	Registration at the Ideon Agora (Detailed map)
08:30	Welcoming remarks - Viktor Öwall, Anders Rantzer, Karl Henrik Johansson
08:40	Scope and Outline of the Workshop - John Baras
08:50	Searching for a Partner in .SE Erik Herzog, SAAB Future of MBE/MDE/MDD in the Industry — Open Source is the Only Solution! Francis Bordeleau, Ericsson
10:20	Coffee
10:45	Systems Engineering: Imperatives, Definitions and Technology & Talent Clas Jacobson, United Technologies Experiences and Perspectives from Applying MBSE in Manufacturing Lihui Wang, KTH Martin Törngren, KTH
12:15	Lunch
13:15	Modelica, FMI and Dymola for MBSE Hilding Elmquist, Dassault Systèmes Systems Modeling, Simulation and Optimization in a Heterogeneous World Johan Åkesson, Modelon
14:45	Coffee
15:15	Integrated Modeling of CPS Including Requirements: Open Source MBSE Tools Based on Modelica and UML Peter Fritzson, Linköping University Time Domains in Hybrid Systems Modeling Benoît Caillaud, IRISA-INRIA
16:45	Brief break
17:00	Panel and discussion
19:00	Dinner at Luftkastellet, Malmö. Buses leave from Ideon Agora at 18.15.

08:00	Registration at the Ideon Agora
08:30	Model Based Continuous Engineering: How to Reduce Overhead and Increase Value of MBE Michael Masin, IBM Integrating MBSE with the Product Lifecycle -- Current Status and Future Issues Mark Sampson, Siemens
10:00	Coffee
10:30	Research Directions for Developing a Rigorous Foundation for MBSE Christiaan Paredis, USA National Science Foundation Insights on Applicability of MBSE & Use of MBSE in Optimization of System Design Michel Chaudron, Chalmers
12:00	Lunch
13:00	Contracts for System Design Albert Benveniste, IRISA-INRIA First-Order Theorem Proving and Program Analysis Laura Kovacs, Chalmers
14:30	Coffee
15:00	Scalable (yet Precise) Timing Analysis Wang Yi, Uppsala University Towards a Rigorous Framework for MBSE and Applications John Baras, University of Maryland College Park
16:30	Brief break
16:45	Concluding Panel and Discussion
18:00	End of day

08:00	Registration at the Ideon Agora
08:30	Welcoming remarks - Anders Rantzer and Karl Henrik Johansson
08:35	Scope and outline of the workshop - John Baras
08:45	Foundational Skills for Systems Engineers in 2030 Paul Collopy, University of Alabama Huntsville Preparing Students for Systems Engineering Challenges of the Future Christiaan Paredis, USA National Science Foundation
10:15	Coffee
10:45	Experiences of Teaching Real-Time Systems to Control Engineers Karl-Erik Årzén, Lund University Successes and Challenges in MBSE Education: from High School to Post-Graduate John Baras, University of Maryland College Park
12:15	Lunch
13:15	Concluding Panel and Discussion
14:30	Final remarks - end of the workshop

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