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The SysML Forum is a web community dedicated to the Systems Modeling Language (SysML), a general-purpose visual modeling language for systems engineering applications.
What is SysML? SysML is a dialect (Profile) of the UML (Unified Modeling Language) that is customized for systems engineering applications. It is a key enabling technology for Systems Engineers who seek to transition from traditional, document-centric systems engineering processes to Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) processes.
Here you can find information related to SysML tools, SysML training, SysML tutorials, SysML specifications, SysML compatible methods, SysML publications, SysML news, and SysML discussion groups (mailing lists).
If you want to have your SysML tool, tutorial, training service, method, publication, or news included in our web, please submit it to the SysML Forum for review using our Contact page. For more information about the SysML please read our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page and subscribe to the SysML Forum discussion group below.
What is SysML? SysML is a dialect (Profile) of the UML (Unified Modeling Language) that is customized for systems engineering applications. It is a key enabling technology for Systems Engineers who seek to transition from traditional, document-centric systems engineering processes to Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) processes.
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Here you can find information related to SysML tools, SysML training, SysML tutorials, SysML specifications, SysML compatible methods, SysML publications, SysML news, and SysML discussion groups (mailing lists).
If you want to have your SysML tool, tutorial, training service, method, publication, or news included in our web, please submit it to the SysML Forum for review using our Contact page. For more information about the SysML please read our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page and subscribe to the SysML Forum discussion group below.
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