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Calling All Systems: The Risks of Being Bionic
The Six Million Dollar Man was pure science fiction in 1973. Machine learning prosthetics, connected […]
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SE Practical Session 2 – Part 1: The common language for systems by ISO/IEC 81346
The ISO/IEC 81346 standard series simply take “systems thinking” as a premise for using it. Since 2012, this standard series has developed to become a true common language for all engineering disciplines. 81346 is a perfect starting point for new beginners in systems engineering: It enables the creation of a practical system model made with…
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SE Practical Session 2 – Part 2: Working with requirements in the Offshore Wind Industry
The ISO/IEC 81346 standard series simply take “systems thinking” as a premise for using it. […]
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SE Practical Session 2 – Part 3: Pragmatic decision making
The ISO/IEC 81346 standard series simply take “systems thinking” as a premise for using it. […]
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SE Practical Session 2 – Part 4: From Rocket Science to Common Sense: A Shortcut to Systems Thinking
The ISO/IEC 81346 standard series simply take “systems thinking” as a premise for using it. […]
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SE Practical Session 1 – Part 1: The common language for systems by ISO/IEC 81346
The ISO/IEC 81346 standard series simply take “systems thinking” as a premise for using it. […]
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SE Practical Session 1 – Part 2: Working with requirements in the Offshore Wind Industry0
The ISO/IEC 81346 standard series simply take “systems thinking” as a premise for using it. […]
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SE Practical Session 1 – Part 3: Pragmatic decision making
The ISO/IEC 81346 standard series simply take “systems thinking” as a premise for using it. […]
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SE Practical Session 1 – Part 4: Value-Based Application of SE
The ISO/IEC 81346 standard series simply take “systems thinking” as a premise for using it. […]
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SE Lab Demo Day 018: Getting the most out of Teamwork Cloud (Magic Collaboration Studio)
Teamwork Cloud (Magic Collaboration Studio) has become an industry standard when doing MBSE in a […]
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Webinar 185: The Meaning, Purpose and Value of Systems Engineering
Systems engineering emerged as a recognized discipline in the 1940s and 50s in response to the increasing complexity of both the problems engineers were facing and the systems they were developing to solve those problems. Numerous examples of the successful application of this approach, more art than technique, were described during its early decades, none…
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SE Lab Demo Day 017: Harnessing the power of system simulation in MBSE using Dymola
Model-based systems engineering thrives on fast, realistic simulation across disciplines. Dymola—powered by the open Modelica […]