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SysML v1.6 Reference Card published

6. December 2021

It was long overdue, but now I finally did it: I finished the popular reference sheets for SysML for the current SysML version 1.6. You can find them on the download page of the MBSE4U website.

Free the Models

1. March 2021

The engineering of the future is digital and collaborative. It’s time to get our models out of the cages of the various tools.

Technically, it doesn’t take that much at all. The key is openness and simplicity. For example, a REST API already enables an unimagined variety of possibilities.

The 5th episode of the MBSE Podcast has the CTO of the Object Management Group (OMG) Dr. Jason McC. Smith as a guest. They talk to him about how standards like the UML, UAF, or SysML are developed at the OMG and in general how the OMG works. They will explain it using SysML v2 as an example, which is currently being developed by the OMG.

SysML v2 Release: What’s inside?

21. December 2020

This article gives an overview of the regularly published SysML v2 releases containing the current status of the language and pilot implementation development. It is based on the script of the MBSE podcast #3: Unboxing SysML v2.

MBSE Podcast: Dependable System-of-Systems Engineering with Christian Neureiter

14. December 2020

Christian and Tim from the MBSE Podcast talk with Christian Neureiter Dependable System-of-Systems Engineering. This fourth episode is in German. According to current planning, the next fifth episode will be in English again. Christian is the director of the newly founded Josef Ressel Centre for Dependable System-of-Systems Engineering, which researches methods for the model-based development…
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MBSE Podcast: Unboxing SysML v2

15. November 2020

Christian and I take a look at a SysML v2 release. At regular intervals, the SysML Submission Team (SST) publishes a release of the pilot implementation of the new SysML v2, including implementations for Jupyter Notebook and for Eclipse, the current state of development of the SysML v2 specification, and client implementations of the new SysML v2 API & Services.