ITWissen.info - Tech know how online

model-based systems engineering (MBSE)

The increasing complexity of software and systems means that systems engineers no longer rely exclusively on text documents, but are increasingly working with model-based systems engineering (MBSE).

In model-based systems engineering, system models are developed with which the developers define and document the systems. Through their graphical representation, the developed models can translate the increasing complexity of system development in a more understandable way and thus contribute to better assessment and evaluation. In essence, the aim is to represent the complexity of systems in a descriptive way. And this is done in such a way that the time sequences, the data flow, the logical relationships, the required priorities and variants, the communication between the development teams and the customers, and the operational functions are represented in a way that can be understood across functions. Appropriate models have vertical integration that includes component models, system models, and operational models.

Compared to classic text documents, models have the advantages that visually represented relationships are better grasped and that the models can be displayed from different angles and levels. In addition, there is no room for interpretation with models as with natural language because the graphical representation can be structured and, as a further aspect, the model representation supports plausibility.

Informations:
Englisch: model-based systems engineering - MBSE
Updated at: 19.03.2020
#Words: 207
Links: software (SW), text (TXT), indium (In), system, document
Translations: DE
Sharing:    

All rights reserved DATACOM Buchverlag GmbH © 2024