MBSE with SysML and Eclipse Papyrus
MBSE with SysML and Eclipse Papyrus
About the Book
This book is a hands-on modeling guide following the Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) paradigm using the open-source tool Eclipse Papyrus and the Systems Modeling Language (SysML).
The book is written for anyone who is interested in learning about MBSE, from beginners to experienced practitioners. It provides an introduction to the fundamental concepts and principles of systems engineering, modeling, and MBSE before focusing on practical applications.
A simple modeling methodology following the MBSE paradigm is used to illustrate how Eclipse Papyrus and SysML can be used to build a model that covers the most important aspects of a system, such as requirements, architecture, and behavior. The book provides step-by-step tutorials on a continuous case study to walk readers through the process of creating a SysML model from scratch and empower them to grasp the concepts and apply them to their projects quickly.
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Table of Contents
- Foreword
- About MBSE4U
- About Philipp
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1 -Introduction
- 1.1About this book
- 1.1.1Target Audience
- 1.1.2Using This Book
- 1.1.3Downloading the Examples
- 1.1.4Tool Version
- 1.1.5Permitted Use of the Examples
- 1.2Running Example - The Coffee Machine
- 1.1About this book
- Chapter 2 -Background and Foundations
- 2.1Systems Engineering
- 2.1.1Origins of Systems Engineering
- 2.1.2Systems Thinking
- 2.1.3Key Concepts of Systems Engineering
- 2.1.4Recurring Themes in Systems Engineering
- 2.2Modeling
- 2.2.1Models in Engineering
- 2.2.2Process, Method, and Tool
- 2.3Model-Based Systems Engineering
- 2.3.1MBSE Methodology
- 2.3.2Existing MBSE Methods and Methodologies
- 2.3.3MBSE Vision and Current State of Practice
- 2.3.4Misconceptions About MBSE and Clarifications
- 2.1Systems Engineering
- Chapter 3 -The Systems Modeling Language (SysML)
- 3.1A Brief History of SysML
- 3.2The SysML Diagrams
- 3.2.1The Model versus the Diagrams
- 3.3Common Misconceptions about SysML
- 3.4SysML Pitfalls
- Chapter 4 -Eclipse Papyrus
- 4.1Eclipse Rich-Client Platform
- 4.2Papyrus GUI Overview
- 4.3Papyrus Preferences and Default Settings
- Chapter 5 -MBSE with Papyrus
- 5.1Manage Requirements
- 5.1.1Requirement Management Pitfalls
- 5.2Define System of Interest
- 5.2.1SysML Blocks
- 5.2.2Model the System of Interest for the Coffee Machine
- 5.3Identify Stakeholders
- 5.3.1Stakeholder Analysis Pitfalls
- 5.3.2Stakeholders for the Coffee Machine
- 5.3.3Modeling the Coffee Machine Stakeholders
- 5.3.4Stakeholder Requirements
- 5.3.5Stakeholder Requirements for the Coffee Machine
- 5.3.6Modeling the Coffee Machine Stakeholder Requirements
- 5.4Define System Goals
- 5.4.1System Goals Definition Pitfalls
- 5.4.2Coffee Machine Measures of Effectiveness
- 5.4.3Value Types, Quantity Kinds and Units
- 5.4.4Value Types Relevant to the Coffee Machine
- 5.4.5Modeling the Coffee Machine Measures of Effectiveness and Value Types
- 5.5Define Context and High-Level Interfaces
- 5.5.1Context Analysis Pitfalls
- 5.5.2Context Elements and High-Level Interfaces of the Coffee Machine
- 5.5.3Modeling the Coffee Machine Context
- 5.6Identify Use Cases
- 5.6.1Use Case Identification Pitfalls
- 5.6.2Coffee Machine Use Cases
- 5.6.3SysML Use Case Diagrams
- 5.6.4Modeling the Coffee Machine Use Cases
- 5.7Analyze Use Cases
- 5.7.1Use Case Analysis Pitfalls
- 5.7.2Use Case Analysis with SysML
- 5.7.3The “Make Coffee” Use Case
- 5.7.4Modeling the “Make Coffee” Use Case
- 5.7.5The “Clean and Descale Coffee Machine” Use Case
- 5.7.6Modeling the “Clean and Descale Coffee Machine” Use Case
- 5.8Analyze System States
- 5.8.1System State Analysis Pitfalls
- 5.8.2SysML State Machine Diagrams
- 5.8.3Coffee Machine States and Transitions
- 5.8.4Modeling the Coffee Machine States
- 5.9Analyze and Decompose System Functions
- 5.9.1Functional Analysis Pitfalls
- 5.9.2Coffee Machine Functional Decomposition
- 5.10Define Initial System Concept
- 5.10.1Coffee Machine Components
- 5.10.2Modeling the Initial System Concept of the Coffee Machine
- 5.11Allocate Functions to System Components
- 5.11.1Modeling the Allocation of Functions to Components of the Coffee Machine
- 5.12Define System Internal Architecture
- 5.12.1Modeling the Coffee Machine Internal Architecture
- 5.13Model Parametrics
- 5.13.1Modeling Parametrics for the Coffee Machine
- 5.1Manage Requirements
- Chapter 6 -Conclusion
- 6.1What to Do Next?
- Appendix A - Modeling Guidelines
- MWP Modeling Guidelines
- Appendix B - Installation
- Appendix C - Collaboration
- Publishing a Papyrus Model Using Git
- Loading a Papyrus Model From Git
- Appendix D - Profiles and Stereotypes
- SysML Stereotypes
- SysML Profiles
- Creating the MWP Profile
- Acronyms and Abbreviations
- References
About the Publisher
This book is published on Leanpub by MBSE4U
Lean Publishing for MBSE
MBSE4U is a lean publishing house for MBSE books with up-to-date content that follows the dynamic changes in the MBSE community and markets.
MBSE4U aims to provide knowledge, practice, and more about MBSE. It offers publications about MBSE methodologies and methods such as SYSMOD, VAMOS, FAS, and MBSE Craftsmanship.
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