This post summarizes the benefits, practices, and tools for using a modeling language and compares the capabilities of SysML and AADL for use in model-based systems engineering (MBSE).

SysML v2 is a new modeling language for the specification, analysis, design, verification and validation of a broad range of complex systems and systems-of-systems.

Instead of managing siloed documents, we’re managing integrated models, data systems, and tools.” Recently, MBSE workflows helped cut a preliminary design review process from six weeks to three, Hill ...

MBSE at scale needs value network-level collaboration. There should be a connection of System Engineering, Specialty Engineering, Design Disciplines to the Enterprise, Extended Enterprise/Value ...

Technical systems are subject to increasing complexity. Together with shortened product development cycles, frequency and importance of engineering changes (ECs) are increased. Due to change ...

This post examines the role of capabilities in systems engineering—their purpose, how they are modeled and analyzed using MBSE and SysML, and how they can be associated with business requirements.

Summary SysML was developed to support the needs of MBSE. It started as a derivative of UML 2.0, which was optimized for modeling software projects prior to coding. The inherent limitations of SysML ...