Broadcast date: November 5th, 2020 – Language: German



In this episode we will take a look at the history of SysML. Tim as a member of the first hour, can tell a lot about this. Why was SysML formed in the first place? Was UML not enough?



There were and are other OMG standards that have developed in parallel and are now merging again to form SysML v2. If you are wondering “What do you mean, no more UML metamodel?” we’ll go one better: A possible UML v3 could also get a new common basis together with SysML v2.



Notes: German episode; this episode can also be listened to as an audio podcast only.







Show Notes



Timeline of the SysML history



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1997 UML 1.11999 Request for Information UML 2.02002 Request for Information UML for Systems Engineering2003 Request for Proposal UML for Systems Engineering2007 Published SysML v1.02007 Kick-off INCOSE MBSE Initiative2008 SysML 1.12009 Request for Information SysML2010 SysML 1.22011 fUML 1.02012 SysML 1.32012 SyM 1.02013 Alf 1.02014 Kick-off SysML Roadmap WG2015 SysML 1.42015 PSCS 1.02017 SysML 1.52017 Request for Proposal SysML v22017 Charter SysML v2 Submission Team (SST) 2018 Request for Proposal SysML v2 API & Services2018 SysPhs 1.02019 SysML 1.62019 PSCS 1.22019 PSSM 1.02020 fUML 1.52020 Initial Submission SysML v2 2020 September-Release der SysML v2



Timeline of the SysML history




Der Beitrag Episode 2 – History of SysML [DE] erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

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