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Simple SysML for Beginners: Using CATIA No Magic Products
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Simple SysML for Using CATIA No Magic Products is for Beginners. This book is for beginning modelers who have just purchased a CATIA No Magic product that supports SysML modeling and are anxious to get started, but otherwise don't know too much about SysML and don't have much experience using SysML tools. The purpose of this book is to help the reader get through the initial learning curve and start the reader on the way to becoming proficient at SysML modeling.
The book is designed to be a tool companion for two of the more comprehensive books on SysML A Brief Guide to the Systems Modeling Language by Lenny DelligattiA Practical Guide to SysML, Third The Systems Modeling Language by Sanford Friedenthal et al
Together, these books provide in-depth coverage of SysML. However, these books show only finished diagrams. They don’t cover the steps needed to construct the models and the diagrams. These steps can be remarkably complicated; the sequence of steps needed to construct the underlying model for a diagram is often less than obvious when using a real SysML tool. The goal of Simple SysML for Beginners, Using CATIA No Magic Products is to get you comfortable enough with CATIA No Magic products and the basics of SysML so that you can confidently construct common models. This book covers all nine SysML diagram types, showing detailed steps to construct simple models that demonstrate key concepts for each diagram type. If you work your way through all of the examples in this book, you should be on a strong footing to tackle more complex modeling problems when they come your way.
The techniques shown in this book will work for any of the Dassault Systèmes CATIA Magic and CATIA No Magic products that support SysML modeling, with the SysML pluginCameo Systems ModelerCameo Enterprise ArchitectureCATIA Magic System of Systems ArchitectCATIA Magic Cyber-Systems Engineer
Simple SysML for Beginners, Using CATIA No Magic Products is a collaboration of three authors. For the CATIA No Magic edition of the Simple for Beginners series, David Hetherington is joined Olivier Casse, a leading independent consultant. Olivier brings to the project more than 30 years of experience with systems for rail, automotive, aerospace/defense, and medical industries.Frank Braun of the Evocean Group. Frank brings to the project a wealth of experience with model-based systems engineering (MBSE), with the IBM Rhapsody product, and with and the predecessor Telelogic and iLogix products.Leading international MBSE expert Tim Weilkiens has provided the foreword for this book.
CATIA®, NoMagic®, and Cameo® are trademarks of Dassault Systèmes.
Benefits Forward by Tim Weilkiens quick start with the toolsimple SysML modeling examples50+ example models400+ annotated screen capturessolid foundation for further study Limitations Requirements Engineering - This book is not an e
Simple SysML for Using CATIA No Magic Products is for Beginners. This book is for beginning modelers who have just purchased a CATIA No Magic product that supports SysML modeling and are anxious to get started, but otherwise don't know too much about SysML and don't have much experience using SysML tools. The purpose of this book is to help the reader get through the initial learning curve and start the reader on the way to becoming proficient at SysML modeling.
The book is designed to be a tool companion for two of the more comprehensive books on SysML A Brief Guide to the Systems Modeling Language by Lenny DelligattiA Practical Guide to SysML, Third The Systems Modeling Language by Sanford Friedenthal et al
Together, these books provide in-depth coverage of SysML. However, these books show only finished diagrams. They don’t cover the steps needed to construct the models and the diagrams. These steps can be remarkably complicated; the sequence of steps needed to construct the underlying model for a diagram is often less than obvious when using a real SysML tool. The goal of Simple SysML for Beginners, Using CATIA No Magic Products is to get you comfortable enough with CATIA No Magic products and the basics of SysML so that you can confidently construct common models. This book covers all nine SysML diagram types, showing detailed steps to construct simple models that demonstrate key concepts for each diagram type. If you work your way through all of the examples in this book, you should be on a strong footing to tackle more complex modeling problems when they come your way.
The techniques shown in this book will work for any of the Dassault Systèmes CATIA Magic and CATIA No Magic products that support SysML modeling, with the SysML pluginCameo Systems ModelerCameo Enterprise ArchitectureCATIA Magic System of Systems ArchitectCATIA Magic Cyber-Systems Engineer
Simple SysML for Beginners, Using CATIA No Magic Products is a collaboration of three authors. For the CATIA No Magic edition of the Simple for Beginners series, David Hetherington is joined Olivier Casse, a leading independent consultant. Olivier brings to the project more than 30 years of experience with systems for rail, automotive, aerospace/defense, and medical industries.Frank Braun of the Evocean Group. Frank brings to the project a wealth of experience with model-based systems engineering (MBSE), with the IBM Rhapsody product, and with and the predecessor Telelogic and iLogix products.Leading international MBSE expert Tim Weilkiens has provided the foreword for this book.
CATIA®, NoMagic®, and Cameo® are trademarks of Dassault Systèmes.
Benefits Forward by Tim Weilkiens quick start with the toolsimple SysML modeling examples50+ example models400+ annotated screen capturessolid foundation for further study Limitations Requirements Engineering - This book is not an e
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Published June 17, 2022
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January 31, 2023
Exactly as advertisted
This isn't an exhasutive howto for SysML or the specific tool but it does a great job getting you refreshed and up to speed how to take the base SysML concepts you might have learned elsewhere and putting them into practice here. Some additional background on the histroy os SysML and how the overall community of modelers have grown and evolved as well.
This isn't an exhasutive howto for SysML or the specific tool but it does a great job getting you refreshed and up to speed how to take the base SysML concepts you might have learned elsewhere and putting them into practice here. Some additional background on the histroy os SysML and how the overall community of modelers have grown and evolved as well.
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