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Two years ago, I wrote here that agile system development has been practised for almost 50 years. Nevertheless, many people still find it difficult to put it into practice. There are many reasons for this: For example, many of the relevant standards are not necessarily written in an agile-friendly way. Furthermore, dealing with changes is still a challenge; however, changes are...
A lot has already been reported about Eclipse on these pages, and also about the PolarSys working group, which deals with the development of embedded systems with Eclipse-based tools. Today we are talking about Capella, a tool from the PolarSys toolbox, and a method called ARCADIA. Two things are of interest to the reader here: On the one hand,...
Unfortunately, the possibility of linking models is used far too little. Here are 6 practical approaches.
Neil Maiden is Professor of Digital Creativity in the Faculty of Management at Cass Business School, and co-founder of the Centre for Creativity in Professional Practice at City, University of London. He conducts interdisciplinary research in software engineering, creative sciences and integrated health and social sciences. At ReConf 2017, he gave a presentation on creative thinking in...
I have already written about MBSE several times in this blog, and most readers are probably aware that this refers to Model Based Systems Engineering. And I'm sure many readers also have a rough idea of what it means. Nevertheless, there are many ambiguities and misunderstandings. For example, that MBSE is also possible without SysML, or that MBSE...
System modeling is a powerful tool that can be used to improve many aspects of systems engineering, from traceability to change management to test case generation. But there is also a dark side to modeling: it can quickly become an end in itself without clearly defined modeling goals. Chaotic, hard-to-read models can cause more problems than...
Even though I really appreciate open source and Eclipse, my experience with Papyrus has been rather mixed so far. However, it has been several years since I was allowed to use the tool in a project. In this respect, I find the discussions with Carsten Pitz about Papyrus very exciting, as he actively uses Papyrus in projects. Carsten...
Dr. Joachim Schlosser leads a team of computer scientists and engineers at Elektrobit Automotive who advise car manufacturers and automotive suppliers on topics such as agile development methods, functional safety and autonomous driving. He is also known for his blog, his work for MathWorks (MATLAB/Simulink) in teaching and his textbook on LaTeX. Between the years, I had a conversation about modeling in...
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.
A while ago, I promised to take a look at the Neon-based Papyrus. As many already know, Papyrus is an Eclipse project for UML modeling. I have already reported on Papyrus several times. Here are the first impressions of Papyrus for Information Modeling. Note: The syscamp.nord will take place on 20.10.2018 in Hamburg. Details and tickets (from €50) online...
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