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The following is a selected list of selected SysML related publications, including books, papers, articles, tutorials, and blogs. Authors or publishers who are interested in having their publications evaluated for inclusion should contact us...


Books

  1. Systems Engineering with SysML/UML by T. Weilkins
    • Editors' Rating:
    • PRO: A balanced approach to systems modeling that show both UML and its SysML dialect can be used to specify systems engineering applications.
    • CON: Systems engineering examples are lightweight. No case study to demonstrate how SysML can model large, complex systems and maintain their architectural integrity.
  2. A Practical Guide to SysML by S. Friedenthal, et al.
    • Editors' Rating:
    • PRO: Covers the most recent version of the OMG SysML specification. Relatively strong on behavioral modeling.
    • CON: Although the book purports to be pragmatic, most of the examples tend to be academic or trivial. Relatively weak on structural modeling. Includes excessive method (OOSEM) propaganda that detracts from the main topic.
  3. SysML for Systems Engineering by J. Holt, et al.
    • Editors' Rating: N/A

Papers


Articles


Online Tutorials

  • OMG SysML Tutorial
    • INCOSE tutorial presentation that contains a lot of SysML standardization information. Last updated June 2008.
    • Editors' Rating:
    • PRO: Provides quick introduction to SysML and covers all major diagram types and constructs.
    • CON: Includes too much specification trivia that lacks pragmatic value. Assumes that the reader is already familiar with visual modeling in general, and UML 2 in particular, so this tutorial is inappropriate for a novice.

Blogs

  • "Michael's Corner"
    by Michael Latta, software wizard, modeling expert and Microsoft MVP.