SysML Partners

SysML Partners is a consortium of software tool vendors and industry leaders organized in 2003 to create the Systems Modeling Language (SysML), a dialect of UML customized for systems engineering.^[1] The consortium was founded and organized by Cris Kobryn, who previously chaired the UML 1.1 and UML 2.0 specification teams, and Sandy Friedenthal, chair of the OMG Systems Engineering Special Interest Group. The SysML Partners defined SysML as an open source specification, and their specifications include an open source license for distribution and use.

The SysML Partners completed their SysML v. 1.0a specification draft and submitted it to the Object Management Group in November 2005. In recognition of their contributions to modeling, the SysML Partners were named a winner in the "Modeling Category" of the SD Times 100 for 2007.^[2]

References

↑ SysML.org. "SysML Partners". Retrieved 2008-03-26.
↑ SD Times. "SD Times 100". Retrieved 2008-03-26.

External links

SysML Open Source Specification Project Provides information related to SysML open source specifications, FAQ, mailing lists, and open source licenses.

Systems Modeling Language

Actors	International Council on Systems Engineering Object Management Group SysML Partners Cris Kobryn

Concepts	Activity Actor Association Attribute Block diagram Event Functional flow block diagram Generalization Inheritance Interface Message passing Object composition Object-oriented analysis and design Package Parametric equation Profile State Use case

Other topics	Systems engineering Unified Modeling Language XML Metadata Interchange

Unified Modeling Language

Actors

Organizations
- Object Management Group
- UML Partners
Persons

Concepts

Object oriented	Object-oriented programming Object-oriented analysis and design Object-oriented modeling

Structure	Actor Attribute Artifact Class Component Interface Object Package Profile diagram

Behavior	Activity Event Message Method State Use case

Relationships	Aggregation Association Composition Dependency Generalization (or Inheritance)

Extensibility	Profile Stereotype

Other	Multiplicity

Diagrams

Structure	Class Component Composite structure Deployment Object Package

Behaviour	Activity State Machine Use case

Interaction	Communications Sequence Interaction overview Timing

Derived languages

Other topics

Systems engineering

Subfields	Aerospace engineering Biological systems engineering Configuration management Earth systems engineering and management Electrical engineering Enterprise systems engineering Performance engineering Reliability engineering Safety engineering

Processes	Requirements engineering Functional specification System integration Verification and validation Design review

Concepts	Business process System System lifecycle V-Model Systems development life cycle

Tools	Decision-making Function modelling IDEF Optimization Planning Statistical analysis System dynamics Systems Modeling Language Systems analysis Systems modeling Work breakdown structure

People	James S. Albus Wernher von Braun Harold Chestnut Arthur David Hall III Derek Hitchins Robert E. Machol Simon Ramo Joseph Francis Shea John N. Warfield

Related fields	Control engineering Computer engineering Industrial engineering Operations research Project management Quality management Risk management Software engineering

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SysML Partners

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