Celebrating 26 years of operation in Sydney in 2026
Webel IT Australia — the "Elements of the Web" — founded in 2000, is proud to celebrate over a quarter of a century of operation in beautiful Sydney!
The unique new Webel Q&A online self-testing quiz system for SysML has arrived! We are celebrating with a discounted Early Access Beta Plan subscription deal:
We are Australia's Systems Modeling Language specialists!
You have arrived at the world's most comprehensive online guide to applying Model-Based Systems Engineering with SysML® to real-world systems. For full access to our SysML Education resources & materials attend one of our workshop courses!
Our SysML/MBSE courses are available within Australia and worldwide On-site, Off-site and as a Live Online web seminars, and are available as OMG-SysML language-only courses and as hands-on SysML Workshop Seminars for the Magic Cyber-Systems Engineer ® (Cameo Systems Modeler®) tool and the Magic Model Analyst® (Cameo Simulation Toolkit®) plugin.
We also have training SysML/MBSE training solutions for individuals:
And we offer specialist SysML/MBSE Consultancy and have two decades of experience applying SysML to complex real-world tasks.
Webel IT Australia's services
About Webel IT Australia
- Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) with Systems Modeling Language (SysML®).
- SysML (v2 and v1) training including Onsite and Live Online Workshop Seminars, Educational Consultancy web sessions, and eLearning.
- Advanced requirements analysis and engineering domain document analysis with the Webel Parsing Analysis recipe for SysML.
- Model-based software architecture, software engineering, and code development with Python, Java, C++, C#, PHP, JavaScript, and more.
- Python development for RESTful web services, including OpenAPI, Postman REST API testing, and webhook API notification handler development.
- Docker application containerisation and VPS deployment using Traefix.
- Data schema modelling with JSON and eXtensible Markup Language (XML).
- Database schema modelling, relational databases, SQL, object-relational mapping, and pure object databases.
- Data analysis and visualisation with
Wolfram Mathematica. - Spreadsheet data extraction using Wolfram Mathematica including migration to JSON, XML, database, or the Wolfram Cloud.
- Physics simulations, 3D modelling, and animation using Wolfram Mathematica, Unreal Engine, and parametric design technologies.
Services for the following "legacy" technologies are still available:
- Semantic web modelling using the W3C Web Ontology Language (OWL).
- Enterprise web application development with Java™ and Jakarta EE .
- Drupal™ CMS web sites (Drupal8 maintenance and migration only).
Webel IT also offers technical media services targeting projects in education, industry, engineering, and science, including educational video and tutorial production, and creation of engineering graphics, 3D models, and animations.
And Webel IT operates a separate Photo and Maths Art sales site.
IT Training for MBSE with SysML
Webel promotes graphical, model-based development technologies and offers seminars and workshops in Model-Based Systems Engineering with SysML:
Learn about the unique Webel Q&A online self-testing quiz system for SysML!
Video: Take a quick 1 minute tour of the Webel SysMLv2/MBSE course
Video: Take a detailed tour of the Webel Q&A self-testing quiz system for SysML
Some public slide trails for MBSE with SysMLv1 (still supported)
Physics & Maths fun! Spherical Harmonics analysed in Mathematica and animated with Blender
Physics & Maths fun! Learn about linear vs circular polarisation animated in Blender
Webel IT Australia also offers a professional technical media service creating realistic physics simulations, data visualisations, and device models with Wolfram Mathematica and animations with Blender:
Node-based modular synth fun with Audulus!
Dr Darren of Webel IT Australia is not just into creating simulations with Model-Based Systems Engineering and graphical Systems Modeling Language (SysML). Whether for creating real-time animations and visuals, or for creating real-time node-based audio synthesis, if you can wire it up and run it he'll have some serious educational fun with it. Explore the famous Shepard-Risset continuous "ever rising" tone in the wonderful Audulus node-based modular digital synth: