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 This chart does not constitute an exhaustive list of available learning resources. The list will grow as learning opportunities are received. ​ This chart does not constitute an exhaustive list of available learning resources. The list will grow as learning opportunities are received. ​
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 +To submit a new resource to be included in this database, please fill out the {{https://​forms.osi.apps.mil/​r/​LGWsVXRTQ9|Learning Resource Input Form}}. Response times after form submission may vary.
  
 Data in this list is subject to change. Latest update: 02-25-2026. Data in this list is subject to change. Latest update: 02-25-2026.
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 |[[https://​www.brighttalk.com/​webcast/​12231/​640278|SysML v2: From Simplicity to Formality]]|OMG/​OOSE|In this webinar, we'll explore the fundamentals of SysML v2, followed by a practical demonstration illustrating the process of formalizing models for enhanced machine integration. Attendees will learn: Key concepts and capabilities of SysML v2 that are driving the paradigm shift in systems engineering;​ How to approach basic modeling with SysML v2 through a practical demonstration;​ Techniques for incrementally formalizing models to improve machine readability and automation potential.| |[[https://​www.brighttalk.com/​webcast/​12231/​640278|SysML v2: From Simplicity to Formality]]|OMG/​OOSE|In this webinar, we'll explore the fundamentals of SysML v2, followed by a practical demonstration illustrating the process of formalizing models for enhanced machine integration. Attendees will learn: Key concepts and capabilities of SysML v2 that are driving the paradigm shift in systems engineering;​ How to approach basic modeling with SysML v2 through a practical demonstration;​ Techniques for incrementally formalizing models to improve machine readability and automation potential.|
  
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