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The practice of Model-based Systems Engineering is becoming more widely adopted in industry, academia and commerce and, as the use of modelling matures in the real world, so the need for more guidance on how to model effectively and efficiently becomes more prominent. This book describes a number of systems-level 'patterns' (pre-defined, reusable sets of views) that may be applied using the systems modelling language SysML for the development of any number of different applications and as the foundations for a system model.
Topics covered include: what is a pattern? Interface definition pattern; traceability pattern; test pattern; epoch pattern; life cycle pattern; evidence pattern; description pattern; context pattern; analysis pattern; model maturity pattern; requirements modelling; expanded requirements modelling; process modelling; competence modelling; life cycle modelling; defining patterns; and using patterns for model assessment, model definition and for model retro-fitting.
This book forms a companion volume to both SysML for Systems Engineering - a model-based approach and Model-based Requirements Engineering, both published by the IET. Whereas the previous volumes presented the case for modelling and provided an in-depth overview of SysML, this book focusses on a set of 'patterns' as the basis of an MBSE model and their use in today's systems engineering community.
Contents
Part I: Introduction and approach
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Approach
Chapter 3: What is a Pattern?
Part II: The fundamental enabling Patterns
Chapter 4: Interface Definition Pattern
Chapter 5: Traceability Pattern
Chapter 6: Test Pattern
Chapter 7: Epoch Pattern
Chapter 8: Life Cycle Pattern
Chapter 9: Evidence Pattern
Chapter 10: Description Pattern
Chapter 11: Context Pattern
Chapter 12: Analysis Pattern
Chapter 13: Model Maturity Pattern
Part III: Applications of the Patterns
Chapter 14: Requirements Modelling
Chapter 15: Expanded requirements modelling - SoSACRE
Chapter 16: Process Modelling
Chapter 17: Competence Modelling
Chapter 18: Life Cycle Modelling
Part IV: Using the MBSE Patterns
Chapter 19: Defining Patterns
Chapter 20: Using Patterns for model assessment
Chapter 21: Using Patterns for model definition
Chapter 22: Using Patterns for model retro-fitting
Part V: Annex
Appendix A: Summary of SysML notation
Appendix B: Summary of the Framework for Architectural Frameworks
Appendix C: MBSE Ontology and glossary
Appendix D: The 'Pattern Definition and Realisation (PaDRe)' Processes