Presenter: Bjorn Cole
Date & Time: Thursday, May 22 from 6:00 US Eastern Time
Location: Online and in-person
Description
After many years of development, the new version of SysML is in finalization and ready for release to the modeling public. The submission team worked hard on making the language clean, usable, and sensible to systems engineers while also including a mathematical basis. But what did we end up being ready to model? In this talk, Bjorn will go through the fundamentals of the language, how it is different from SysML version 1, and ongoing work to “execute” the models.
About Bjorn
Bjorn Cole is a senior member of the Lockheed Martin systems engineering staff. He is an expert in MBSE and is a contributor to the KerML and SysML v2 languages, currently focusing on the Systems Modeling Community Execution Working Group. At Lockheed, he is a lunar exploration systems architect and mission engineer, while contributing to corporate digitalization initiatives. He has a bachelor’s degree in aeronautics and astronautics from the University of Washington and a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering from Georgia Tech.