INCOSE - International Council on Systems Engineering
What is INCOSE?
INCOSE is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing systems engineering and elevating the systems engineering profession.
The beginning of INCOSE dates back to 1989, when a conference organized by General Dynamics at the University of California in San Diego, California was held. The aim of the conference was to discuss the problem, which was the growing demand for qualified engineers able to understand the entire system, not just its specific areas. This problem was discussed in more detail in 1990 during a conference organized by Boeing at the Battelle Conference Center (Seattle, Washington). It was attended by 30 delegates who adopted the statute and created the first committees to solve problems in the field of systems engineering. Initially, they functioned under the name NCOSE (National Council for Systems Engineering). In 1995, the organization officially changed its name to INCOSE due to its international expansion. Since 1990, the number of INCOSE members has been growing steadily.
The history of INCOSE in the World
INCOSE
Poland
The branch has been operating since 2011.
It was inspired by prof. Bohdan W. Oppenheim.
Meet the people managing INCOSE Polska
President of the Polish Chapter of INCOSE
Aleksander Buczacki
I am an assistant professor at the Warsaw University of Technology and a systems engineer in a company from the automotive industry.
I am CSEP (Certified Systems Engineer Professional) certified. I am a Fulbright Commission Scholar (Senior Research Award).
My main interests are: requirements management and the use of models in Systems Engineering (Model Based Systems Engineering).
Vice President of the Polish Chapter of INCOSE
Krzysztof Natusiewicz
I am a systems engineer at Creotech Instruments, a leading Polish space company.
I have a certificate ASEP (Associate Systems Engineering Professional).
I specialize in requirements management and creating system models using SysML.
VP at Large of the Polish Chapter of INCOSE
Władysław Sowul
I am a systems engineer at Military Aviation Works No. 2 (part of the Polish Armaments Group), where I am involved in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles programmes..
I hold an ASEP certificate (Associate Systems Engineering Professional).
My professional interests include mission engineering, information management, and processes at the border of engineering and project management.