ProB 1.3.3 and ProB for Rodin 2.1 is available. Highlights: improved performance, constrained-based deadlock checking, record detection, and many more.
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ProB 1.3.3 and ProB for Rodin 2.1 is available. Highlights: improved performance, constrained-based deadlock checking, record detection, and many more. Find out more on the ProB pages.
ProB 1.3.3 and ProB for Rodin 2.1 is available. Highlights: improved performance, constrained-based deadlock checking, record detection, and many more.
Find out more on the ProB pages.
What happens if you start with UML, take a little away, add something new and tweak it a bit? Depending on what exactly you add, you may end up with SysML. SysML created some excitement in the requirements engineering (RE) community, as it provides some rudimentary tools for creating traceability between requirements and model elements….

I recently started a series of surveys on LinkedIn. We just launched the third survey (and it would be great if you could take 30 seconds to participate!). Our goal is to take some of the hype out of AI in requirements engineering. (Also don’t forget to sign up for the panel on AI and…
ISO 26262 The Standards Jungle of Systems Engineering

Here is a list of 18 applications of system models. These can act as the foundation for specific MBSE use cases.
We’ve all seen it: You need to write a spec, so you open Word, write some text, you copy a state diagram from Enterprise Architect, and eventually send it off as a PDF. Okay, things are slightly better now. In the Eclipse ecosystem, maybe you are using Papyrus for modeling with UML or SysML. You…
Merge Conflicts In a team setting, there is always the risk of a merge conflict. Without a conflicht, the Team plug-in automatically merges changes upon update. But if a conflict occurs, the user has to intervene. While the commit will still be triggered, the user will receive a message that committing is not possible, unless…