SysML v2 Advanced Workshop: Application, Adoption, and Deep Dives

Tim Weilkiens is an MBSE consultant and trainer and a member of the executive board of oose eG. He is an active member of the OMG and INCOSE communities, co-authored the SysML v1 specification and was co-chair of the task force responsible for the final SysML v2 submission. He is currently co-chair of the SysML v2.1 Revision Task Force.

His background combines involvement in the development of SysML with extensive experience of applying MBSE in practice across different domains.

Basic SysML v2 modeling know-how is required.

The workshop is highly hands-on, with modeling exercises integrated throughout all three days. It begins with warm-up exercises that refresh existing SysML v2 knowledge and introduce useful modeling patterns before moving into more advanced topics.

Participants will use the free Cameo Systems Modeler Community Edition during the workshop.

The goal of the workshop is to strengthen participants’ ability to apply SysML v2 in practical MBSE work and to understand how the language can support different aspects of systems development.

After the workshop, participants should have a deeper understanding of how to:

• apply SysML v2 modeling patterns in practical situations
• combine SysML v2 with an MBSE methodology
• model system structure, behavior, interfaces and requirements
• use expressions, calculations, views and viewpoints
• develop system and solution architectures
• use SysML v2 for trade studies and model-based analysis
• understand how SysML v2 can interact with other tools and data through APIs and OpenSysML
• approach the transition from SysML v1 to SysML v2

The workshop is intended for professionals with basic SysML v2 knowledge who want to deepen their practical modeling skills and understanding of MBSE.

Typical participants include:

• Systems Engineers
• System Architects
• MBSE practitioners
• requirements and architecture specialists
• technical leads and engineering specialists

The workshop is particularly relevant for professionals and organizations that want to move beyond basic SysML v2 modeling and develop a more systematic approach to applying the language within MBSE.