CATIA Magic Classification Markings Example Project File

Description

CATIA Magic Classification Markings Example Project

Learn how to apply and manage DoD Data Markings and Classification labels within CATIA Magic (formerly Cameo Systems Modeler) using this downloadable example project.

This project accompanies the CameoMagic YouTube tutorial on Classification Markings and provides a hands-on environment where you can explore, modify, and reuse the exact examples demonstrated in the video.

The model includes a fun “Grandma’s Secret Cookie System” example that demonstrates how classification markings can be applied across requirements, structural elements, activities, state machines, and diagrams. It also includes a custom Classification Level Legend built using MetaChains so you can understand how dynamic visualizations can be created within your own models.

What’s Included

✅ Example Requirements with Classification Markings

✅ Block Definition Diagram (BDD) Examples

✅ Internal Block Diagram (IBD) Examples

✅ Activity Diagram Examples

✅ State Machine Diagram Examples

✅ Diagram Classification Banners

✅ Classification Level Legend

✅ MetaChain Configuration Examples

✅ Examples of Definition vs. Usage Element Classification

✅ Automatic Classification Aggregation Examples

What You’ll Learn

• How to apply classification markings to requirements, blocks, activities, and other definition elements
• How to classify usage elements such as part properties and actions
• How classification aggregation works within CATIA Magic
• How to update classification banners on diagrams
• How to build custom legends using MetaChains
• Common plugin limitations and workarounds
• How to configure your own classification visualizations

Software Requirements

• CATIA Magic / Cameo Systems Modeler
• Data Markings & Classification Plugin installed

This project is intended for systems engineers, MBSE practitioners, government contractors, and CATIA Magic users who need to understand how security classifications and data markings can be represented within SysML models.