Model-Based Systems Engineering with SysML- in English

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Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is a key enabler for successful systems development. The Vision 2025 of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) states MBSE will become the norm for systems engineering. You learn and experience the foundations of MBSE in a compact, hands-on training course.
We provide first-hand information and valuable tips for the practical application of MBSE. From the initial system idea, the requirements, and analysis to system architectures, we show you the MBSE methodology SYSMOD with the standard OMG Systems Modeling Language (OMG SysML).
You will experience the content immediately in a practical case study, which you put together with the other participants during the training.

We cover the following methods:

• Model the system context,
• Identify system use cases,
• Model use case activities,
• Create a domain knowledge model,
• Model logical system architecture,
• Model system states,
• Revise an architecture with scenarios.

and the SysML diagrams and related elements:

• Requirements diagram,
• Use case diagram,
• Activity diagram,
• Block definition diagram,
• Internal block diagram,
• State machine diagram,
• Sequence diagram,
• Parametric diagram

Optional topics of the course include:

• Variant modeling
• Functional architectures and the FAS method
• SysML diagrams: parametric, state machine, sequence

We will cover the optional topics depending on the interests of the participants and the time left.

Content

• Introduction to MBSE and SysML
• System Idea, System Objectives, and Base Architecture
• Model-Based Requirements Engineering with SysML
• Use Case Modeling
• Behavior Modeling with Activity Diagrams
• Architecture Kinds (physical, logical, product, base, and functional)
• Block Definition Diagrams for Concept and Architecture Modeling
• Internal Block Diagrams for Architecture Modeling
• Interface modeling with SysML ports
• Modeling of State Machines
• Modeling of Usage Scenarios with Sequence Diagrams
• Modeling of Constraint Expressions with Parametric Diagrams
• Usage of Stereotypes

Requirements

This training is aimed at systems engineers and system architects. The trainer can target this seminar directly at different target groups to appeal to both beginners and experienced developers. As standard, the training documents therefore contain a sequence of optional introductory or more detailed components.