In the evolving landscape of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), practitioners often face the challenge of maintaining clarity and coherence across increasingly complex system models. As systems grow in scale and sophistication, a structured, methodical approach becomes essential to manage abstraction, decomposition, and integration effectively in a way that maintains definitional …

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 …