SYSMOD - The Systems Modeling Toolbox, 3rd edition
SYSMOD - The Systems Modeling Toolbox, 3rd edition
Pragmatic MBSE with SysML
About the Book
SYSMOD is an MBSE toolbox for pragmatic modeling of systems. It is well-suited for use with SysML. This book offers a set of methods with roles, inputs, and outputs, concrete modeling guidances, and examples showing how the methods can be applied with SysML.
- Requirements modeling, System Context, Use Cases
- Functional, Logical and Product Architectures
- Modeling guidances on how to create a SysML model
- Full-fledged SysML example
- Best Practices
- Complete definition of a profile for SYSMOD
- Adoption of MBSE in an Organization
- SysML v1.6 in a Nutshell
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The Book + SYSMOD profile for Cameo Systems Modeler/MagicDraw
The Book including the SYSMOD profile for Cameo Systems Modeler (aka MagicDraw). Install the zip file with the Resource Manager. The optional plus 5 $ is a contribution to the development of the plugin.
Includes:
SYSMOD profile for Cameo Systems Modeler/MagicDraw (version 4.2)
SYMSOD profile including the Forest Fire Detection System sample project for the SysML modeling tool Cameo Systems Modeler (aka MagicDraw). Install the profile with the Resource Manager.
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Table of Contents
- About MBSE4U
- About Tim Weilkiens
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History and Outlook
- SYSMOD Versions
- SYSMOD Outlook
- Preface
- 1. SYSMOD - The Systems Modeling Toolbox
- 2. Engineering for the Planet
- 3. SYSMOD Processes
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4. SYSMOD Methods
- 4.1 Tailor the MBSE Methodology
- 4.2 Set up and maintain the SME
- 4.3 Deploy the MBSE Methodology
- 4.4 Provide MBSE Training and Coaching
- 4.5 Analyze the Problem
- 4.6 Describe the System Idea and System Objectives
- 4.7 Describe the Base Architecture
- 4.8 Identify Stakeholders
- 4.9 Model Risks
- 4.10 Model Requirements
- 4.11 Identify the System Context
- 4.12 Identify System Use Cases
- 4.13 Identify System Processes
- 4.14 Model Use Case Activities
- 4.15 Model the Domain Knowledge
- 4.16 Specify Test Cases
- 4.17 Model the Functional Architecture
- 4.18 Model the Logical Architecture
- 4.19 Model the Product Architecture
- 4.20 Revise an Architecture with Scenarios
- 4.21 Define System States
- 4.22 Model the Test Architecture
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5. SYSMOD Products
- 5.1 MBSE Methodology
- 5.2 System Modeling Environment (SME)
- 5.3 MBSE Training
- 5.4 Problem Statement
- 5.5 System Idea
- 5.6 System Objectives
- 5.7 Base Architecture
- 5.8 Stakeholders
- 5.9 Risks
- 5.10 Requirements
- 5.11 System Context
- 5.12 System Use Cases
- 5.13 System Processes
- 5.14 Use Case Activities
- 5.15 Domain Knowledge
- 5.16 Test Cases
- 5.17 System Architecture
- 5.18 Functional Architecture
- 5.19 Physical Architecture
- 5.20 Logical Architecture
- 5.21 Product Architecture
- 5.22 Scenarios
- 5.23 System States
- 5.24 Test Architecture
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6. SYSMOD Roles
- 6.1 SME Administrator
- 6.2 MBSE Methodologist
- 6.3 Project Manager
- 6.4 Requirements Engineer
- 6.5 System Architect
- 6.6 Systems Engineer
- 6.7 System Tester
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7. SYSMOD Modeling Guidances
- 7.1 How to Set up an initial Package Structure
- 7.2 How to Analyze the Problem
- 7.3 How to Model the System Idea
- 7.4 How to Model the System Objectives
- 7.5 How to Model the Base Architecture
- 7.6 How to Model Stakeholders
- 7.7 How to Model Risks
- 7.8 How to Model Requirements
- 7.9 How to Model the System Context
- 7.10 How to Model System Use Cases
- 7.11 How to Model System Processes
- 7.12 How to Model Use Case Activities
- 7.13 How to Model the Domain Knowledge
- 7.14 How to Specify Test Cases
- 7.15 How to Model the Logical Architecture
- 7.16 How to Model the Product Architecture
- 7.17 How to Revise an Architecture with Scenarios
- 7.18 How to Model the System States
- 7.19 How to Model the Test Architecture
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8. SYSMOD Examples
- 8.1 Example Model Package Structure
- 8.2 Example Problem Statement
- 8.3 Example System Idea
- 8.4 Example System Objectives
- 8.5 Example Stakeholders
- 8.6 Example Base Architecture
- 8.7 Example Risks
- 8.8 Example Requirements
- 8.9 Example System Context
- 8.10 Example System Use Cases
- 8.11 Example System Processes
- 8.12 Example Use Case Activities
- 8.13 Example Domain Knowledge
- 8.14 Example Test Cases
- 8.15 Example Logical Architecture
- 8.16 Example Product Architecture
- 8.17 Example Scenarios
- 8.18 Example System States
- 8.19 Example Test Architecture
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9. SYSMOD Profile and Model Libraries
- 9.1 Activities
- 9.2 Actors
- 9.3 Blocks
- 9.4 Discipline-specific Elements
- 9.5 Relationships
- 9.6 Requirements and Risks
- 9.7 Test Cases
- 9.8 Use Cases
- 9.9 Variants (VAMOS stereotypes)
- 9.10 SYSMOD Enumerations
- 9.11 SYSMOD PartsCatalogue Library
- 9.12 SYSMOD Simulation Library
- 9.13 SYSMOD Engineering4Planet Library
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10. MBSE Adoption Process
- 10.1 Resistance and Anti-Patterns
- 10.2 Selection of the MBSE Methodology
- 10.3 Selection of the Modeling Languages
- 10.4 Selection of the Modeling Tools
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11. More MBSE Tools
- 11.1 The Death of the Actor
- 11.2 Functional Architectures for Systems (FAS)
- 11.3 Model Purpose Model
- 11.4 Proxy versus Full Port
- 11.5 Variant Modeling
- 11.6 Zigzag Pattern
- 11.7 Coupling of System Architectures
- 11.8 Workshop Tool: Product Box
- 11.9 Workshop Tool: Product Vision Board
- 11.10 Workshop Tool: SAMS Method
- 11.11 Workshop Tool: 6M Method
- 11.12 Workshop Tool: Five Whys Method
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12. SysML in a Nutshell
- 12.1 History of SysML
- 12.2 Structure and architecture of the SysML
- 12.3 Minimal SysML
- 12.4 Package Diagram
- 12.5 Use Case Diagram
- 12.6 Activity diagram
- 12.7 Block Definition Diagram
- 12.8 Internal block diagram
- 12.9 Sequence diagram
- 12.10 State machine diagram
- 12.11 Parametric diagram
- 12.12 Profiles and Stereotypes
- 12.13 Requirements diagram
- 12.14 Allocation
- 12.15 Cross-cutting elements
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Appendix A: Mapping ISO 15288 to SYSMOD
- A.1 ISO 15288: Technical Processes
- A.2 ISO 15288: Technical Management Processes
- A.3 ISO 15288: Agreement Processes
- A.4 ISO15288: Organizational Project-Enabling
- Bibliography
- Index
- Notes
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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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