A Requirement specifies a that this must be satisfied.
What is a "Capability" or a "Condition"?
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Hint: In SysML, it's modular and reusable, and used to define the elements in a diagram of your system structure.
What are "Blocks"?
Blocks represent the system hierachy; describe connectivity, values and general information.
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This type of functional analysis is used to specify what a system is supposed to do.
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What are "Use Cases"?
A package does this to classes and other model elements together.
What is "group"?
This standards consortium, known by the acronym OMG, manages the SysML modeling language.
What is "Object Management Group"?
This relationship between a requirement and a model element demonstrates that the specific conditions have been met.
https://docs.nomagic.com/display/SYSMLP190/Requirements+management
What is "satisfy"?
Blocks are used primarily in this type of diagram
Hint: It's a three word phrase (bdd)
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What is "Block Definition Diagram (bdd)"
The bdd shows the system architecture, the relationship and hierarchy between blocks,
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This type of modeling diagram should be created for every functional flow of a system.
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What is an "Activity Diagram"?
A model that has packages arranged by system level, subsystem level, component level is structured by this.
What is a "System Hierarchy"?
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A model Test Case is a method for doing this to a requirement.
What is "verifying"?
This type of block composition conveys a general relationship and hierarchy (a type of...)
Hint: https://docs.nomagic.com/display/SYSMLP190/Defining+Blocks+in+Block+Definition+Diagram
What is a "Generalization"?
In an Allocation Matrix, what does the column elements represent?
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What is "Supplier Elements"?
In a model, this element is a container that contains the entire system and its actors, and will be the highest element in the hierarchy.
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What is a "System Context"?
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What is the "Digital Guide"?
This document, that describes a proposed system concept and how that concept would be operated in an intended environment, is typically developed by the user community.
https://acqnotes.com/acqnote/careerfields/concept-of-operations-conopsse
What is a "CONOPS"?
This type of block composition conveys a structural decomposition of blocks ( block x has y and z)
Hint: https://docs.nomagic.com/display/SYSMLP190/Defining+Blocks+in+Block+Definition+Diagram
What is "Direct Composition"?
What is exchanged between various lifelines when using a sequence diagram?
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What are "Messages"?
This reusable framework serves as a predefined, standardized template or blueprint that outlines the structure and organization of a system.
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What is a "Reference Architecture"?
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This term refers to the systematic process of capturing, documenting, validating, and managing the requirements of a system throughout its lifecycle.
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What is "Requirements Management"?
This term is referred to the different items you can decompose a block into
Hint: This word is also used when you rent or own a home: This is private ________, get off my lawn!"
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What is "Block Properties"?
What icon is displayed on a use case diagram when that use case is realized by other behavior diagrams?
What is a "Rake icon"?
The DoDAF and UAF are two examples of this, used in MBSE to provide the structure needed to express multiple 'views' of system elements and their interactions.
What is an "Architecture Framework"?
First published in 2013, this best selling textbook for guiding its readers through creating SysML models for real world socio-technical challenges.
SysML Distilled: A Brief Guide to the Systems Modeling Language 1st Edition
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