Initially, software and system modeling tools emerged out of the need to solve and/or simplify specific engineering problems. The Unified Modeling Language (UML) was designed to address software problems while proprietary languages were developed for siloed engineering tasks such as MATLAB for algorithm design. Over time, however, engineering organizations began utilizing the technologies for additional tasks, ultimately leading to the introduction of new feature sets, new products, and new language subsets altogether such as SysML for system level design. At the same time, some solution vendors have attempted to evangelize the establishment of higher level modeling practices with the aim... Read more →
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