As promised in my last post, the topic for this article will continue the discussion on using GENESYS to develop your specification in a truly model-based fashion. In the last post, I started with a description of the standard GENESYS spec template, the sections included in it, and began a …

In my last post I discussed the concept of executing your specification using different forms of simulation. In this post I’d like to take a step back and examine some of the fundamentals of specification writing in GENESYS. A lot of people use GENESY to start their MBSE journey, but …

How often have you experienced the results of a simulation that didn’t align with your expectations? It’s happened to us all at some point, we design something and either handed it over to a “simulation team” or even performed the simulation ourselves, only to see the results that were not …

In my last post I discussed Exit Conditions, Exits and their impact on capturing the decisions your system is making. I made a good start on this topic, but to properly cover the topic I need to cover a little more theory on multiple exits, discuss loops, loop exits, and …