The best SysML v2 Cheat Sheets!
Cheat sheets help you to be more productive at work. When learning a new notation such as SysML v2, here are a few good ones.
Why I write Product Velocity
My book Product Velocity is the playbook for Industrial DevOps: Developing physical products at software speed.
Evals: Unit tests for AI applications
Since modern AI is generally non-deterministic, we need an alternative to unit tests. Eval is an excellent complement to these.
Digital Thread: The backbone of end-to-end product development
The Digital Thread connects all relevant data across the product life cycle in real time and makes Product Velocity possible.
Interface modeling with SysML v2 (in SysIDE)
SysML v2 is ideal for interface modeling. However, choosing the right model elements is not easy.
Review Industrial DevOps: Developing better products faster
Industrial DevOps finally brings speed to product development. This fits in with my own book Product Velocity.
Interview with Prof. Bernhard Rumpe: Industrialization with modelling
In this interview, Prof. Bernhard Rumpe talks about the acute industrial crisis and how MBSE can help us overcome it.
5 categories: A pragmatic guide to classifying development projects
This article presents 5 categories for classifying products in order to speed up their development.
Why interface specifications must be accessible
Good and precise interface specifications can drastically reduce integration problems by bringing stakeholders on board.
SeaLion case study: Satellite development with Docs-as-Code
The SeaLion project developed a CubeSat with docs-as-code: Artifacts are stored in gitHub in YAML notation.
Selecting the right architecture: By hand or by simulation
Selecting the right architecture is an important task in systems engineering, which simulation can partially automate.
SysML v2: Text notation as a bridge to requirements?
There is a lot of friction in the traceability between requirements and MBSE models. The text notation of SysML v2 could help.
