Tutorial on Sparx Enterprise Architect that focuses on modeling with SysML?

[avi-mak]

Hi all,

My company is making an initiative to purchase for me a license for Sparx Enterprise Architect and maybe to use it for modeling existing systems (and not just to draw pretty pictures…). Maybe I had something to do with this.

 

Anybody know of a tutorial on Sparx Enterprise Architect that focuses on modeling with SysML?

 

And more specifically, I am interested in IBD diagrams (internal block diagrams) and activity diagrams. And even more specifically, in the areas of real-time (mission-critical) systems. 

I did a number of searches and for some reason didn't come up with anything, although i would have thought that there should be plenty out there. 

 

Thanks in advance.

Avraham

 

[Mark Harris]

https://www.sparxsystems.com/resources/libraries/index.html Has some fairly good starting information for the SysML modeling.

Once you are registered, you will have access to much more information there.

 

You may find SysML Distilled: A Brief Guide to the Systems Modeling Language by Lenny Delligatti

To be a good starting reference.

 

A Practical Guide to SysML: The Systems Modeling Language by Sanford Friedenthal

Is a good reference also.

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[Eran Peleg]

Hi Avi

I’m working with EA for years.

I have a methodology for full product/system lifecycle development with emphasis on SysM + my own DSLs based on UML & SysML.  The methodology is documented.

If you like – communicate directly.

Good luck with EA

Eran

 

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[Guillaume]

Hi,

You can also open the EA Example project (from the Start > Help menu), or available via the EAExample.eap in EA installation file.

You will find examples in the Systems Engineering model.

Regards,

Guillaume

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[avi-mak]

Hi Mark,

Thank you for the response. 

I am looking for the practical aspect of working with EA for SysML, namely workflows, e.g., building a BDD and then IBDs, and the like. Thanks for the reference to sparx libraries. 

-Avraham

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[Phillip Chudley]

Hi

 

We that is Dunstan Thomas Consulting have an e-learning self-paced course that covers SysML 1.5 and EA version 15.1

 

It is not aimed specifically at mission critical real time systems, but does have numerous practical exercises

 

If this of interest then please send me an e-mail at

 

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[avi-mak]

Hi Eran,

Methodology. yes - that's it. That's what I was looking for. Another term for that, but in a different way, would be "procedures". 

So far I have been trying out my own "getting started" approaches, and making some progress.  

Thank you very much.

i will get in touch with you a bit later.  

 - Avraham

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[avi-mak]

>> Once you are registered, you will have access to much more information there.

This content is very good. This is a great help. Great thanks for this. 

Afterwards, I noticed it seems that the content is also part of the EA Help feature. 

>> You may find SysML Distilled: A Brief Guide to the Systems Modeling Language by Lenny Delligatti

I have been working through it for the last year or so. 

>> A Practical Guide to SysML: The Systems Modeling Language by Sanford Friedenthal

I refer to this every now and again.

Great thanks, Mark.  

Avraham

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