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Mastering Model Based Systems Engineering

Course Overview

Are you unsure of exactly what Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is, what its key features and benefits are, and why it's becoming the gold standard for engineering complex systems? Are you still doing systems engineering using inefficient, out-dated and document centric approaches? If you are, then this new and innovative 26 hour, self-paced Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) course teaches participants the fundamentals of MBSE and how it can practiced within the INCOSE and ISO 15288 standards process.

Cleverly designed, the workshop develops essential MBSE knowledge, skills and understanding through a series of structured presentations and step-by-step modelling workshops that teaches how:

. to apply the systems engineering method using the latest modelling approaches to the design of complex systems;

. develop coherent and integrated operational, functional and physical models using an easy to understand and proven methodology,

. model integrated system functional and physical architectures, and their associated interfaces;

. create an integrated system model using a modern and easy to use system engineering tool; and

. understand the role of System Modelling Language (SysML) within MBSE and the key factors involved when deploying MBSE within an organisation.

As part of the course you receive an e-copy of the course folder, course presentation slides, lesson transcripts and course readings.

Mr Mark Eggler

Military Vehicle Technology & Systems Engineering

Mark is a senior professional engineer and project manager with over 25 years experience working on large complex projects. He has worked for the Australian Department of Defence and leading private sector organizations on major acquisition programs.

Who Should Take This Course?

Capability Developers
Project Managers
Engineers
Business Analysts
Consultants

Course Curriculum

What is systems engineering? | Key concepts | Systems engineering methodologies | Systems engineering standards | Systems engineering technical processes | Implementing a systems engineering methodology | The role of model based systems engineering | Workshop overview | Quiz

Modern day engineering | Why complex project dont’ deliver | What is MBSE? | Schemas and modelling architectures | Where to use MBSE | Benefits of MBSE | Quiz

Overview of Systems Engineering | MBSE effectiveness | What is SysML? | Understanding SysML diagrams | Important semantics and ontology | Behaviour diagrams | Requirement diagrams | Structure diagrams | Parametric diagrams | Tools and processes to support implementation | Quiz

Introduction | Getting to know the requirements management tool | Tutorial

Introduction | Describing operational effects | Mission & context analysis | Scenario development | Defining operational requirements | Capability analysis | Stakeholder engagement | How to capture requirements | Integrating operational views | System/acquisition boundaries | Operational risk analysis | COI, MoE and MoP | Generating the JCNS, OCD and URD | Quiz

OCD in context | OCD purpose | Terminology | OCD structure | External vs internal scenarios | Test for a good OCD | Quiz

Introduction | Workshop roadmap | Operational analysis tutorial

Capability vs System | Defining system behaviour | Deriving functional requirements | Testing functional requirements | Functional flow block diagrams (FFBD) | Non-functional requirements | States and modes | Establish the requirements traceability matrix | Functional risk analysis | Developing the function & performance specification | Requirements management tools | Quiz

Requirements management | Requirement types | Requirement attributes | Writing good requirements | Traceability | Traceability inpractice | Quiz| Introduction to configuration management | Functional baselines | Allocated baselines|Product baselines|Configuration items| Engineering change control | Managing change requests | Status accounting and reports

Introduction | Workshop roadmap | Functional analysis & requirements development workshop| Modelling exercises

Introduction | Design & synthesis context | Design & synthesis process | Setting up for design & synthesis | Key design documents | Generating physical design solutions | Developing the product breakdown structure | Selecting configuration items and interfaces | Allocating functional requirements and defining system requirements | Deriving and refining technical requirements | Specialty engineering | Analysing and selecting optimum solutions | Checking design consistency and traceability | Quiz

Introduction | Workshop roadmap | Design & synthesis development workshop | Modelling exercises

Capability vs System Design | Understanding the boundaries | Running the numbers | Forgetting the FIC | Understanding industry needs | Essential tips for practitioners

About EIT

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Our unique approach emphasizes hands-on experience and lateral thinking to equip participants with the ability to apply their knowledge and skills effectively when it matters most. By adopting this innovative and tailored approach, EIT stands out as a leader in providing exceptional, practical, and industry-relevant training for tomorrow’s high achievers.

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‘Overall this is an excellent class. I have been involved in related tracked platform design work for the last 25 years (plus some wheeled platform design previously). But this class provided me a comprehensive integrated/organized knowledge base for learning. It is a wonderful experience and appreciated much!. – delegate,

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