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Pragmatic systems engineering through modeling

GfSE Webinar from June 17, 2020 - Michael Jastram

I hope you were able to take something away from the webinar. You can find further resources here.

Michael Jastram

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7 pragmatic tips

The 7 pragmatic tips from the lecture in this blog entry repeated in more detail.

Further links

  • GfSE
    • GfSE Website
    • Webinar Practical examples of Scrum in product development
    • Webinar Agile systems engineering
  • Agility & modeling
    • How modeling enables agile system development
    • 4 Misconceptions about the V-model
    • Agile system development, ca. 1973
    • Agile systems engineering is impossible. Or is it?
  • Modeling languages, procedures & methods
    • 18 things you can do with system models
    • Is SysML too complicated? And if so, what is the alternative?
    • Capella & Arcadia
    • The ICONIX process: From use case to code with four diagrams
    • SYSMOD
  • Case Studies
    • Össur - from documents to requirements management
    • Modeling & testing at Wagner
    • Modeling requirements with UML
    • Modeling with ARCADIA as a method and Capella as a tool during a bid

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