Nowadays MBSE is enabled by Systems Modeling Language (SysML). However SysML is neither an architecture framework nor a method. This opens discussions of how to structure the model, what views to build, which artifacts to deliver and in what sequence. Every company deals with this issue differently. Organizations not complying with the standardized approach end up having differently structured models with different set of views. It results in the loss of capability to inter-exchange, loss of capability to communicate with other teams, overhead in tool customization, and specific trainings need. Moreover, the models become impossible to integrate and reuse.
In this session, a framework for MBSE called MagicGrid is used. The framework consists of viewpoints and aspects organized in a grid view, where each cell is an artifact to deliver in the systems engineering process. It is based on existing studies in the field and real-life findings in managing models for organizations from different systems engineering domains. Session is followed by a real world examples in the Cameo Systems Modeler tool.
The session:
- Introduces MBSE pitfalls and explains how to avoid them
- Introduces MagicGrid: modelling framework, based on the best practices for modeling complex systems
- Explains major SysML concepts and diagrams
- Shows how to trace model elements in different views
- Shares worldwide experience building system models
- Shows a consistent modeling case study
- Explains how to use modeling tool efficiently
The session was hosted by Dr. Aurelijus Morkevicius, Senior Solution Architect at No Magic
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