SysML v2 Examples — Lesson 3

This lesson covers a detailed explanation of the SysML v2 model and its applications. It starts with an introduction to SysML v2 model fragments and their integration into a simple example. The lesson then delves into the part definition of a vehicle, explaining its attributes, ports, actions, and states. It also discusses the International System of Quantities (ISQ) library and its role in SysML v2. The lesson further elaborates on the concept of vehicle states and their graphical and textual representation. It also explains how SysML v2 includes a powerful library that can be leveraged during modeling. The lesson concludes with a discussion on connecting SysML v2 to other models, tools, and applications using a standardized API.

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Chapters —

00:25 – Discussion on part definition using graphical syntax
04:32 – Textual syntax of part definition
05:42 – Elaboration on vehicle states using graphical syntax
07:42 – Textual syntax of vehicle states
08:56 – Enabling adaption of the usage to its context
13:40 – Vehicle part decomposition and interconnection
14:54 – Requirements in SysML v2
17:38 – Example of simple vehicle model
20:34 – Connection of SysML v2 through the API