SysML v2 Overview — Lesson 2

This lesson covers the objectives, key elements, and capabilities of SysML v2, a modeling language used in systems engineering. It discusses the goals of SysML v2, such as increasing the adoption and effectiveness of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), enhancing the precision and expressiveness of models, and ensuring consistency and interoperability with other engineering models and tools. The lesson also highlights the new features of SysML v2, including a new metamodel, robust visualizations, and a standardized Application Programming Interface (API). For instance, the new metamodel is not constrained by UML but preserves many of its useful modeling capabilities.

Lecture

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Video Highlights

00:05 – Introduction to SysML v2 and its objectives

02:12 – Key elements of SysML v2: New metamodel

03:02 – Key elements of SysML v2: Robust visualizations

04:01 – Key elements of SysML v2: Standardized API

04:25 – Language capabilities of SysML v2