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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...
This was the - admittedly provocative - title of my recent session at the RE-Barcamp in Cologne. Among other things, this question was triggered by the exciting world cafe at the SE Get Together at oose. It was about the question of what "requirements modeling" actually is. We came to the conclusion that modeling can be applied in two ways in this context.
SE Trends was launched in October 2015, almost exactly one year ago. Time for a little review: Is the focus right, are my readers getting added value? I would be delighted to receive feedback on the following questions, either in the comments section below or personally by email. Does it help you? For me the...
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...
The OMG operates a number of wikis that contain interesting topics and information. Today I would like to present a report that is a little old, but still contains exciting insights. It is a survey from 2009 on the use of SysML. First of all: Compilation of SysML RFI- Final Report....
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....
I have reported on the GfSE several times recently. And in today's interview, I also talk to someone who is involved in the GfSE: Dr. Oskar von Dungern helped to launch the SpecIF initiative. He also talks about the modeling group recently presented in the interview with Dr. Siegmund Priglinger....
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 -...
When a new working group is formed at the Society for Systems Engineering (GfSE), it is worth taking a closer look. The Formalizing Modelling working group, co-founded by Dr. Siegmund Priglinger, is currently being formed. Dr. Priglinger has more than 30 years of experience as a product and solution provider, university lecturer, IT manager and management consultant for ICT in various industries...
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...
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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