The practice of Model-based Systems Engineering is becoming more
widely adopted in industry, academia and commerce and, as the use
of modelling matures in the real world, so the need for more
guidance on how to model effectively and efficiently becomes more
prominent. This book describes a number of systems-level 'patterns'
(pre-defined, reusable sets of views) that may be applied using the
systems modelling language SysML for the development of any number
of different applications and as the foundations for a system
model. Topics covered include: what is a pattern? Interface
definition pattern; traceability pattern; test pattern; epoch
pattern; life cycle pattern; evidence pattern; description pattern;
context pattern; analysis pattern; model maturity pattern;
requirements modelling; expanded requirements modelling; process
modelling; competence modelling; life cycle modelling; defining
patterns; and using patterns for model assessment, model definition
and for model retro-fitting. This book forms a companion volume to
both SysML for Systems Engineering - a model-based approach and
Model-based Requirements Engineering, both published by the IET.
Whereas the previous volumes presented the case for modelling and
provided an in-depth overview of SysML, this book focusses on a set
of 'patterns' as the basis of an MBSE model and their use in
today's systems engineering community.
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