Category: Dan Herber

Colorado State University offers education in CATIA software for Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and SysML

Systems engineering students gain access to key software for MBSE Linkedin Instagram Youtube Twitter The Colorado State University Department of Systems Engineering is providing its graduate students with access to key software for modeling complex systems. The department has acquired education licenses for a suite of three products under the CATIA Magic lineup: The Magic…Read more

More data, more collaboration: A conversation about the future of digital engineering

More data, more collaboration: A conversation about the future of digital engineering The principles of digital engineering will advance systems engineering into a more data-centric field with data, models, and documentation, that are easily connected and referenced. Dan Herber and Ann Batchelor, assistant professors in systems engineering, see the benefits of digital engineering as bigger…Read more

2021-2022 Outstanding Project, Thesis, and Dissertation Awards

2021-2022 Outstanding Project, Thesis, and Dissertation Awards Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Congratulations to the winners of our second annual Outstanding Project, Thesis, and Dissertation Awards! These awards are presented to students who demonstrated a high level of expertise, creativity, and quality of writing in their project, thesis,…Read more

Student Q&A: Danny Call

Student Q&A: Danny Call Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Danny Call is a second year Ph.D. student in the systems engineering department. He earned his bachelor’s in mechanical engineering from Brigham Young University, and  his master’s in systems engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School.  He is a civilian…Read more

Systems engineering professor, NREL develop tools to make hydrokinetic turbines accessible

Systems engineering professor, NREL develop tools to make hydrokinetic turbines accessible Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email With the help of a CSU researcher, there may one day be SHARKS in rivers. Unlike sharks found in oceans, these SHARKS, or Submarine Hydrokinetic and Riverine Kilo-megawatt Systems, deal with flowing…Read more