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What is Rhapsody – Designer for Systems Engineers?

IBM Engineering Systems Design Rhapsody – Designer for Systems Engineers uses Systems Modeling Language (SysML) and Unified Modeling Language (UML)—all within a MBSE (Model-Based Systems Engineering) environment. It helps you adapt to changing customer requirements, improves productivity and reduces time-to-market with advanced validation and simulation features.

Benefits

Gain abstraction capabilities

Express specifications and design graphically. Improve communication across teams and across the supply chain by using industry standards and unambiguous notations.

Verify and validate

Get early and continuous proof of specification and testing of design through model-based simulation and analysis.

Provide traceability

Show how and why design decisions and trade-offs were made through the steps of requirements > specification > design > code.

Features of Rhapsody – Designer for Systems Engineers

  • Simulation and model execution to validate system behavior
  • Requirements analysis and traceability to simplify design
  • Team collaboration to share and review designs
  • Visual development to capture designs graphically
  • Integration with other IBM ELM products

Rhapsody – Designer for Systems Engineers in action

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Which option is right for you?

Architect for Systems Engineers

A low-cost system engineering environment that lets you analyze and elaborate requirements, make architecture tradeoffs and document designs.

Designer for Systems Engineers

All the capabilities of Architect for Systems Engineers, plus it allows you to prototype, simulate and execute designs for early validation.

Architect for Software

A low-cost integrated software engineering environment to graphically architect C++, C or Java™ applications using UML or AUTOSAR.

Developer

An embedded and real-time agile software engineering environment with full application generation for C++, C, Java and Ada (including MISRA-C and MISRA-C++).

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