Rational Rhapsody Designer for Systems Engineers

The IBM® Rational® Rhapsody® Designer for Systems Engineers solution provides a Model Based Systems Engineering environment with execution based on SysML/UML

Rational Rhapsody Designer for Systems Engineers enables a Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) approach with SysML for visualization of complex requirements and model execution for early validation of requirements, architectural trade off analsysis and mitigation of project risks.

• Integrated requirements and modeling environment using industry standard SysML or UML diagrams
• Dynamically analyze and execute SysML parametric diagrams to assist in trade study analysis
• Simulation executes the model to help validate architecture and behavior including activity diagram execution using token passing semantics
• Full lifecycle traceability and analysis from requirements to design
• Static model checking analysis helps improve design consistency
• Automates tedious tasks with systems engineering toolkit
• Capture systems of systems with additional DoDAF, MODAF and UPDM Add On
• Includes configuration management interface support with advanced graphical difference and merging capabilities for parallel development
• Automate documentation across product lifecycle with Rational Publishing Engine integration
• Collaborative development with integration with the Jazz- based IBM® Rational® Team Concert solution through Eclipse
• Automate validation testing with Rational Rhapsody TestConductor Add On including Rational Quality Manager integration
• IBM® Rational® Rose® import for legacy system re-use
• Integrations with IBM Rational products such as IBM Rational DOORS, IBM Rational Systems Architect, IBM Rational ClearCase for full product lifecycle development
• Rational Rhapsody 7.6 introduces integration with Rational Rhapsody Design Manager for publishing, sharing and collaborating of design information Jazz platform
• Available for Windows

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