Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)| Complete Guide
Table of Contents
Glossary
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Acronyms
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Terms
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Definitions
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AI
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Artificial Intelligence
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The simulation of human intelligence processes by computer systems
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BPMN
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Business Process Model and Notation
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A graphical representation of business processes
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COTS
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Commercial Off-The-Shelf
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A product or service available for purchase that is used in its original form
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DMN
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Decision Model and Notation
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A modeling notation used to describe and model decisions
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DOORS
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Dynamic Object-Oriented Requirements System
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A requirements management tool used for complex systems
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EMF
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Eclipse Modeling Framework
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A framework used to develop tools and applications based on a structured data model
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ESM
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Enterprise Systems Modeling
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A modeling technique used to represent complex enterprise systems
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MBSE
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Model-Based Systems Engineering
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A systems engineering methodology that involves creating and using models to design, analyze, and manage systems
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MDA
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Model-Driven Architecture
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An approach to software design and development that focuses on creating and using models to design and develop software
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MDE
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Model-Driven Engineering
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An approach to software engineering that involves creating and using models to design, analyze, and manage software systems
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MDSD
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Model-Driven Software Development
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An approach to software development that involves creating and using models to design and develop software
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MDT
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Model Development Tools
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A set of tools used to create, edit, and manage models
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M2M
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Model-to-Model
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The process of transforming a model into another model
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M2T
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Model-to-Text
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The process of transforming a model into source code or documentation
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MDEG
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Model-Driven Enterprise Governance
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A governance framework used to manage model-based systems engineering processes
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MDD
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Model-Driven Development
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An approach to software development that involves creating and using models to design and develop software systems
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MDI
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Model-Driven Interoperability
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The ability of systems to exchange data through the use of models
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MDSL
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Model-Driven Software Language
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A language used to define and describe software systems using models
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MDS
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Model-Driven System
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A system that is designed, developed, and managed using models
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MOF
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Meta-Object Facility
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A standard for creating and defining metamodels
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OMG
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Object Management Group
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An international technology standards consortium that develops and maintains standards for software and systems modeling
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PIM
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Platform-Independent Model
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A model that describes the functionality and behavior of a system independently of any particular platform or technology
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PSM
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Platform-Specific Model
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A model that describes the functionality and behavior of a system in terms of a particular platform or technology
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QVT
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Query/View/Transformation
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A language used to transform models from one form to another
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SME
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Subject Matter Expert
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A person with specialized knowledge and expertise in a particular field or industry
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SML
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System Modeling Language
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A general-purpose modeling language used to represent and analyze complex systems
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UML
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Unified Modeling Language
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A general-purpose modeling language used to represent and analyze software systems
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Chapters
1. Introducing MBSE
2. Key Components & Techniques of MBSE
3. Benefits of MBSE
4. Best MBSE Tools and Software
5. Best Practices for Implementing MBSE
6. Future Trends & Developments in MBSE
7. MBSE Top Resources
8. MBSE Trainings & Courses
9. Glossary
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