Is SysML v2 Really Better Than SysML v1?
What systems engineers can do in SysML v2 that was difficult in SysML v1
SysML v2 has been described as a major step forward for systems engineering. But what actually makes it better?
In this free webinar, Dr. Bruce Powel Douglass, contributor to the UML and SysML standards, will look beyond the new notation and explore some of the things systems engineers can do in SysML v2 that were difficult, cumbersome, or less effective in SysML v1.
Through practical examples, Bruce will highlight some of the most meaningful improvements in SysML v2 and explain why they matter for real systems engineering work.
Whether you’re currently working with SysML v1, beginning to explore SysML v2, or are new to SysML and wondering why v2 matters, this session will give you a concise introduction to the capabilities worth paying attention to.
What You’ll Learn
What makes SysML v2 fundamentally different from SysML v1
Capabilities that are easier or more effective in SysML v2
Where SysML v1 created friction for systems engineers
How SysML v2 addresses some of those limitations
What these changes could mean for day-to-day systems engineering and MBSE
Why teams adopting SysML v2 may need to rethink existing modeling practices, rather than simply translate their v1 models
Who Is This For?
Systems engineers, MBSE practitioners, system architects, requirements engineers, engineering leads, and anyone evaluating or beginning to work with SysML v2.
No prior SysML v2 experience is required.
About Your Instructor
Bruce Douglass
Principal, A Priori Systems | Author - System V2 Masterclass | Contributor to UML and SysML standards