Training | IBM Rational Rhapsody Model Based Systems Engineering Workflow
This online learning path introduces viewers to developing both Systems and Software using Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Model-Driven Development (MDD) techniques.
It explains the advantages of moving from text-based to model-based descriptions and describes how the workflows development teams use today dove-tails with and are augmented by using visual models. Topics include modeling requirements, modeling structure, and modeling behavior.
Rhapsody Learning Path
(Part 1) Why Model?
(Part 2) A Little about Process
(Part 3) SysML Diagram Overview
(Part 4) Modeling Requirements
(Part 5) Modeling Use Cases
(Part 6) Refining Use Cases with Activity Diagrams
(Part 7) Modeling Structure
(Part 8) Modeling Behavior
(Part 9) Modeling Best Practices
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