Applied Imperative with Dale Goulding
  • MAR 12
  • EPISODE 4
  • 7 MIN

SysML V1 and SysML V2

Applied Imperative with Dale Goulding

Why did SysML need a reboot, and what changes are coming with V2? Dale Goulding interviews Mark Sampson, MBSE evangelist, as he explains the evolution from SysML V1 to V2. They explore the challenges of adopting a standardized systems engineering language and the organizational shifts needed for success. Mark shares how V2 aims to simplify complexity and make model-based engineering more accessible across disciplines.

Takeaways 

    • Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is crucial for modern engineering. 
    • SysML V1 had significant flexibility but became overly complex. 
    • The transition to SysML V2 aims to simplify systems engineering language. 
    • Standardization in systems engineering is essential for collaboration. 
    • Organizational change management is critical for adopting MBSE. 
    • SysML V2 is designed to be more user-friendly and accessible. 
    • The evolution of MBSE reflects lessons learned from past practices. 
    • A common language can bridge gaps between engineering disciplines. 
    • The Department of Defense is mandating MBSE approaches in contracts. 
    • Effective communication is key to successful systems engineering. 

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    • More information on SysML V2

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