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Two months ago, I already reported that I was organizing an event together with Stephan Dankers. Today I would like to say a few more words about it, as we opened registration for the first Modeling Craftsmanship Camp at the weekend. Registration for the first Modeling Craftsmanship Camp on November 19, 2016 in Hanover is now open! ([tweetthis]Registration for the...
Simon Ramo died on June 27, 2016 at the age of 103. Simon Ramo is undoubtedly one of the pioneers in systems engineering, and an inspiration to us all. Working as a Systems Engineer At the age of 23, Simon earned a double doctorate in physics and electrical engineering from the prestigious CalTech. Through working at...
To get straight to the point: The choice of a tool for system engineering should not come first. Tools should provide support, and to choose the right tool, we must first decide which activities the tool should support. The V-model is a good "map" for discussing in which areas of development tools should be used....
The V-model is the symbol for systems engineering because it represents important relationships between processes and artifacts.
This sophisticated book describes an approach for the development of complex systems with MBSE. It uses SysML as notation.
I am pleased to invite you together with Stephan Dankers to the first Modeling Craftsmanship Camp on November 19, 2016 in Hanover! Add to calendar >> Go to website >> What is the Modeling Craftsmanship Camp? Modeling is an important part of the system developer's toolbox, especially in the agile age. But hand on heart: a good model -...
Requirements are only a means to an end. Ultimately, it is about achieving the set goal. It is therefore not particularly surprising that there is a separate discipline for this, namely Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE). Goal-oriented requirements management can easily be practiced on a whiteboard with pieces of paper, and this is also the approach I generally recommend. You...
Anyone who does systems engineering and enjoys listening to podcasts will certainly be familiar with Maik Pfingsten's Zukunftsarchitekten. This is just one of the many activities with which he is helping to build up the systems engineering community in Germany. Maik started his career as a troubleshooter in SE and is now an author, speaker and mentor. Maik has also...
I already reported on this year's Systems Barcamp in Berlin last week. At the event, I moderated a session on the topic of "Openness in SE", the results of which I would like to present here. Why openness? I have come into contact with it in many places: I have actively worked on the open ReqIF standard and contributed to its dissemination, among...
The third Berlin Systems Engineering Barcamp (#syscamp16) took place last Saturday. The event is intended for people for whom systems engineering is more than just a profession. The format The event differs significantly from the more conventional conferences: As a barcamp, there is no agenda in advance, participants bring topics with them and create...
Short answer: definitely! Apart from the fact that agile systems engineering has been around for over 40 years (albeit not under that name), a second point is important here: agility and systems engineering are two different things, and therefore there is no either-or. Choosing between systems engineering and agile is similar,...
An important discipline of systems engineering is the analysis of requirements. There are enough studies to prove that solving a problem in the requirements phase is orders of magnitude cheaper than in later phases. Requirements analysis is therefore of particular importance. In this article, I present a method to go from requirements to a solid model...
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