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Title: OML Tutorials
Shortname: Index
Level: 1
Status: LD
URL: http://www.opencaesar.io/oml-tutorials/
Previous Version: https://www.opencaesar.io/oml-tutorials/v1
Editor: Maged Elaasar (JPL)
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Abstract: This set of tutorials introduces the ontological approach to systems modeling and analysis using the [Ontological Modeling Language (OML)](http://www.opencaesar.io/oml/), developed by the [Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)](https://github.com/opencaesar/), and provided by the [openCAESAR](http://www.opencaesar.io/) project. The overarching objective of the tutorials is to teach users about OML, its features, its tools, and its workflows. Each individual tutorial describes its own learning objectives. The kind of users who may find these tutorials interesting include a) methodology/domain architects and b) systems engineers. Previous experience using modeling languages (such as UML), ontology languages (such as RDF or OWL), or formal languages (such as Description Logic) would help but is not required. Also, prior experience using common tools (such as Eclipse, Terminal, Docker, and Gradle) helps but is not required. 

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