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What is systems engineering? There are many definitions, usually ranging from "dry" to "extremely dry" (here's mine). But there is another way, as the GfSE shows in a short video. The answers to the question of what systems engineering is are surprisingly emotional and in some cases surprisingly deep. And what...
For readers of SE-Trends there is a 5% discount on the Munich Open Space 2018 on February 22/23 with discount code se-trends-5 Registration >> (discount does not apply to GfSE systems.camp on February 24, 2018) Barcamps and similar events have been around for a long time - but last year it felt like there was a boom, with many topics related to systems engineering, such as...
Certificates cost time and money. And some people ask themselves whether the effort is worth it - whether for a better job or for themselves. And if you approach certification incorrectly, you may end up with little more than hot air. The right way to approach certification is explained...
Summary: If you are expecting a SysML modeling guide, this book is not for you. Instead, the MBSE primer deals with the basic principles of model-based system development. The book does not expect any special prior knowledge. Instead, it uses a concrete example to show how the basic principles manifest themselves in reality. To this end, it explains step by step what systems, system development, modeling, and...
Today's article was written by Carsten Pitz, who went from simple programming to object orientation and finally ended up in systems engineering, and has gained a lot of experience in MBSE in particular. Carsten will be publishing guest articles on SE-Trends approximately every 4-6 weeks. In today's article, he introduces himself and explains how he got there in the first place,...
I have already reported on the Modeling Craftsmanship Camp 2016. There was also a live modeling session at the event, which was also well received. The Enterprise Architect tool from Sparx was used. However, the question arose: What other modeling tools are out there, and which one is "the best" (which would certainly need to be qualified with the application scenario)?...
Last year, I made five predictions about systems engineering in 2016. Today I would like to examine what has become of these five predictions.
The guest article about the SE Stammtisch Berlin was written by Niels Krüger. In search of "Where are other like-minded people around the topic of "Systems Engineering" in Berlin? - Aren't there other people here in and around Berlin with a similar need to exchange professional interests?" We (Christian Gothe and Niels Krüger) asked ourselves this question...
Last Saturday, the 6th Systems Engineering Barcamp took place in Hamburg, the syscamp.nord. This was the first time the event took place twice a year (alongside the 5th SE-Camp in Berlin), and the first time under the umbrella of the Gesellschaft für Systems Engineering (GfSE). Thanks to all of you who organized the Barcamp Nord in Hamburg...
On this page you can find the results of syscamp.nord 2016 in high resolution. Readers are invited to share their thoughts in the comments section. Is this the best way to publish results? Suggestions for improvement welcome! (in the comments section) Note for authors: I would be happy to add text and further links here.
The first Modeling Craftsmanship Camp took place last Saturday. Even though Stephan and I already had experience in organizing bar camps, we didn't know beforehand how much interest there would ultimately be in the topic of "craft modelling". However, the extremely positive response showed that we were on the right track with the...
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