Architecture
Model your system in native SysML — block, internal-block, and parametric diagrams — with model elements that live in the same database as your requirements.
Architecture in TraceUnified is real model-based systems engineering, not a drawing pinned to a ticket. Block, internal-block, and parametric diagrams (and the wider SysML set) are views onto a single model that lives in the same database as your requirements, so model elements trace to the requirements they realize and the tests that verify them.
This section covers what MBSE means here, the diagram types and canvas you’ll work in, the elements and connections that make up the model, and how it all links back to requirements.
What’s in this section
- Model-based systems engineering — the model as the source of truth
- Diagram types — BDD, IBD, parametric, and the wider SysML set
- The canvas — drawing, arranging, and versioning the model
- Model elements & stereotypes — the building blocks
- Ports & interfaces — connecting elements
- Linking to requirements — tracing the model to the spec
- Model the system — a step-by-step walkthrough from first element to baseline