The content of this blog post was presented with a live demo at the GfSE SysML v2 Extravaganza Workshop in October 2024. In the meantime, the technologies, SysML v2 and the modeling tools, will have developed further. Summary Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) integrates various engineering disciplines to realize integrated systems with relevant information throughout the…
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It is not always easy to decide what is the best choice. The taxonomy in SysML v2 is significantly more complex than in SysML v1. This gives modelers more control in deciding what kind of thing they want to model – but only if they know what the different keywords mean. Attributes, items, parts? What…
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Here is the first blog post in the series about using SYSMOD with SysML. I start with one of the first steps in SYSMOD: the problem statement. It describes the problem that the system is to solve. The modeling can be quite simple, as only a short text needs to find a home in the…
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I plan a new blog post series about the application of the MBSE methodology SYSMOD using SysML v2. This series will walk you through the methodology step by step, offering a look at how SYSMOD can be applied with SysML v2, including any adjustments or enhancements made along the way. Why This Series? Many have…
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We have been managing lists of MBSE tools and methodologies on list.ly for many years. We have now moved and integrated the lists directly on the MBSE4U website. The lists on list.ly are still there, but will be switched off in the medium term. The main reason for this is that more and more advertising…
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We are pleased to announce the publication of “MBSE with SysML and Eclipse Papyrus” by Philipp Helle. This book is now available for purchase (see here). Philipp Helle is a scientist in the Airbus “Central Research & Technology” organization. He studied linguistics, media culture, and computer science and received an MA from the University of…
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As we venture into this new era of digital engineering and AI, it’s not about resisting change but rather adapting and shaping it, ensuring that we harness its potential responsibly.
What if Artificial Intelligence (AI) could play the artist’s role in the SAMS approach and do the visualization task in real-time by just listening in to team discussions during systems analysis? Whether this is entirely realistic with today’s technological means is still under investigation. Still, it will be shown further below that it is easy with off-the-shelf AI tools to get close to the stated vision.
Today, I had a chat with ChatGPT. Since I’m giving an INCOSE webinar on FAS, later on, I tested how well ChatPGT can do FAS. I provided some context in the first prompt but otherwise did not specify anything. The result is amazing. The functional grouping, which is an architectural decision, is not bad. If…
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In a significant move for software and systems engineering enthusiasts, MBSE4U in collaboration with Protos, has reissued the seminal work “Real-Time Object-Oriented Modeling” – widely known as ROOM.
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