Simple SysML for Beginners - Hetherington, David; Braun, Frank; Casse, Olivier
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Overview Simple SysML for Beginners: Using IBM Rhapsody is for beginners. This book is for beginning modelers who have just purchased an IBM Rhapsody edition 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: SysML Distilled: A Brief Guide…mehr

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Overview Simple SysML for Beginners: Using IBM Rhapsody is for beginners. This book is for beginning modelers who have just purchased an IBM Rhapsody edition 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: SysML Distilled: A Brief Guide to the Systems Modeling Language by Lenny Delligatti. A Practical Guide to SysML, Third Edition: The Systems Modeling Language by Sanford Friedenthal et al.. Rhapsody® is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation ("IBM"). Limitations Requirements Engineering - This book is not an exhaustive text on requirements engineering. However, the "Further Reading" appendix does list a number of excellent books for deeper understanding of this topic. Tool Version - The first edition of this book was authored using IBM Engineering Systems Design Rhapsody version 9.01. Future versions of Rhapsody may have significant changes to the user interface. Tool Manual - This is a beginner's introduction and is not a comprehensive reference for every feature of the tool. Screen Captures - Most readers appreciate our approach of providing annotated screen captures of the actual tool. However, there are physical technology issues that limit the level of sharpness we can achieve in this format. A small number of readers of previous books in this series have expressed frustration on this point.
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David Hetherington is a leading Model-Based Systems Engineering(MBSE) consultant serving multiple defense and commercial industrysectors. He has extensive personal experience in designing and leadingdesign teams for both software and hardware covering an unusuallybroad range of system types. These complex systems have varied fromreal-time control, to software internationalization, to offshore oil drillships, to enterprise software applications, to automotive radar chipsets,to electronic publishing, and more. In addition to MBSE, he has astrong concentration of domain knowledge in safety, reliability, maintainability,and diagnostics. He uses this broad domain knowledge incombination with his MBSE skills to assist clients at two levels:¿ Individual Skills - He teaches engineers across a wide varietyof disciplines to sharpen their systems thinking and producehigher quality work products by using MBSE tools and techniquesto clarify the requirements and objectives of their specializeddesigns.¿ Organizational Transformation - He supports executives faced with the challenge of bringingteams with legacy, siloed, "document-centric" development habits into the integrated digital engineeringfuture.David is an active member of:¿ INCOSE - International Council on Systems Engineering¿ IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers¿ SAE - Society of Automotive Engineers¿ United States Naval InstituteDavid speaks Japanese and German fluently as well as some Chinese and Spanish. He lives in Austin, Texas.