So, You Have a Model, So What?

What this Book Is

The focus of this book is to be:

• A book to be read with enjoyment. Any resemblance to the writing style of Clive “Max” Maxfield is purely intentional!
• A guide to examples of using SysML v2 models to support actionable output
• A guide to examples of creating a product that is directed by modeling data
• An introduction to connecting SysML v2 models to external systems for further tangible product development, with examples
• Another guide to the Syside Editor, Modeler, Automator, and Sysand beyond Sensmetry’s documentation at https://docs.sensmetry.com
• A guide, with examples of use of the SysML v2 REST API for connection to an external production system such as SciML[1] (Julia[2]) for actionable output

What this Book Is Not

The focus of this book is not to be:

• A tutorial for Sensmetry’s Syside or Sysand products
• A tutorial for SysML v2
• A tutorial on HTTP verbs or the REST protocol
• A tutorial for Python or its environment
• A tutorial on REST API and external production systems (that would be a book for another day)

C. Maxfield, Bebop to the Boolean Boogie: An Unconventional Guide to Electronics. Oxford: Newnes, 2009.

[1] https://sciml.ai

[2] https://julialang.org