Mastering SysML v2: A project-first guide to building physical and software architectures

Build the Future of Systems Engineering with Code The era of disconnected graphical models is over. Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) has evolved, and SysML v2 introduces a powerful, text-based paradigm built on the Kernel Modeling Language (KerML). If you are a systems engineer, software developer, or technical architect looking to bridge the gap between physical hardware and digital workflows, Mastering SysML v2 is your complete, practical roadmap. Written by Gordon Lago, this project-first manual skips dense academic theory to focus purely on functional implementation. You will learn how to transition from static diagrams to executable, version-controlled system architectures. Through a comprehensive, step-by-step curriculum, you will build a complete and traceable model for an autonomous industrial system from scratch. Inside this guide, you will discover how to: Master the Syntax: Write, validate, and compile structural definitions using the new KerML textual notation. Define System Dynamics: Model complex behaviors, including parallel state machines, activity loops, and action pipelines. Bridge the Hardware/Software Gap: Connect physical hardware architectures with software microservices and real-time control loops. Automate the Workflow: Ensure end-to-end traceability and automate requirement validation using the Systems Modeling API (SMAPI). Future-Proof Your Models: Leverage artificial intelligence and continuous integration (CI/CD) pipelines to run automated quality checks on your repositories. Whether you are migrating legacy version 1 models or launching a new digital engineering initiative, this book provides the exact code patterns and practical strategies you need. Upgrade your engineering workflow and start building systems as code today.