Model-Based Systems Engineering Consulting, Software and Training

I recently sat in a class where we worked through State Machine diagrams and how they are used, specifically we looked at how UML 2.0 and SysML want them to be used. This prompted me to finally get my head around the use of State Transition Diagrams in Vitech's CORE. After some testing and questions to Vitech support, I quickly got the hang of how CORE implements the State Machine Diagram. In this post I will walk you through the most important elements and relationships need

Instructions, with screenshots, to import Vitech's CORE's document templates into your current project. Throughout our Systems engineering effort we need to be able to generate documents that represent the state of our design in real-time. We do this through document generation and specifically formal documents output directly from our Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) environment that represent the design in that instance of time. Out of the box, Vitech Corporation's C

Are you losing valuable man-hours to the manual upkeep of systems engineering information? Taking the leap to model-based systems engineering with CORE offers a much better alternative. What is the model-based systems engineering approach? Model-based systems engineering (MBSE), like any modeling approach, requires a methodology, a modeling notation and a model database. The use of a good methodology is not unique to model-based systems engineering. Without a good methodology