Sensmetry Syside is a comprehensive toolset designed to enable the creation, utilization, and automation of system-level digital twins across the full system lifecycle.
Syside:
Provides a high-level Python API for unlimited automation and tool integration capabilities, eliminating the need for dedicated model servers.
Supports Git workflows straight out of the box, enhancing collaboration and traceability.
Eliminates vendor lock-in by using standard SysML v2 and plain text storage, ensuring complete data portability.
Sysand, the package manager for the SysML v2 & KerML ecosystem, is open-source and enables package-manager-based collaboration, similar to Software Engineering.
Syside's use of standard SysML v2 and plain text storage ensures complete data portability and eliminates vendor lock-in.
Navigate to: Syside Pricing
Scroll down to Academia Licenses and click Request License.
Complete the form using the following details:
Email: Use your @jh.edu or @jhu.edu address
Academic Institution: Johns Hopkins University WSE
Position: Graduate Student
Project Description: EN.645.662 course
Check both required boxes:
Confirm your use is strictly for non-commercial academic research or educational activities
Confirm you have read, understood, and agree to comply with the Syside License Agreement
Click Submit
Note: License keys are issued manually. Check your @jhu.edu inbox (and junk mail folder). Processing may take some time.
If you don’t already have Microsoft Visual Studio Code, download and install it for free:
Download VS Code.
Once Syside Modeler & Automator are installed, review the Essentials section to learn visualization, navigation, and core modeling features, then continue the lessons from there.
Complete the Advent of SysML V2 exercise:
Advent of SysML V2
Review the SysML V2 Crash Course slides (provided below).
Graphical Notation Introduction (PDF):
Intro to SysML v2 Language – Graphical Notation
Textual Notation Introduction (PDF):
Intro to SysML v2 Language – Textual Notation