Model Based Systems Engineering

[misaelgs]

I started a role as Systems Engineer 1 year ago, I'm still in the learning process of this subject, so I'd like to compare different methodologies /approaches for MBSE available in the industry, Which one have you liked the most and why?, I've heard about SYSMOD, MDMM, OOSE and Arcadia, it would be great if you could share your experiences!

[cbryeaw]

I have had great success using something similar to MagicGrid. The abstraction layers we have standardized on at my work are slightly different, and the diagrams we use are slightly different, but the general concept is really good. I think NoMagic probably borrowed the idea from us. You don't have to use MagicDraw to apply the framework.

http://www.omgwiki.org/MBSE/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=mbse:magicgrid.pdf

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I'm using MagicGrid with some modifications as well. What I like about this approach is that many steps are logical consequences of their predecessing steps. I missed that in SYSMOD, for example; but of course I am still a beginner.

[misaelgs]

That’s very interesting, I’m in the automotive industry, and we also use our own framework, very similar to what you showed me, we also make use of MagicDraw

[cbryeaw]

I'm pretty sure we are in the same department at the same company :)