What Is Extensibility in Systems Engineering Modeling Languages?  In the context of systems engineering, extensibility refers to the ability of a modeling language to be adapted and expanded without breaking its core structure or semantics. A language like CSDL provides a foundation for modeling systems, but no two organizations or …

NOTE: In part 2 of our application of CSDL blog, we will start where we left off last week.  Using the concepts of CSDL applied to a high-level medical device model, we took some originating requirements that we modeled and created and related a significant piece of the physical architecture …

NOTE: This is the first of two blogs illustrating how the CSDL can help construct a fairly detailed descriptive system model that connects the physical and behavioral architecture quicker than you might think and all traced back to requirements.  Part 1 will move from requirements to developing the start of …

Systems engineering modeling languages must be capable of handling the complexity of the systems they describe, while also supporting the practical needs of the engineers and stakeholders who use them throughout the development lifecycle.   SysML has played a pivotal role in advancing systems engineering by providing a widely adopted, domain-specific …