A Model-Based Approach to Systems Engineering – MBSE 3-Day
A Model-Based Approach to Systems Engineering – MBSE 3-Day
I really enjoyed the way Jon presented the content of the course, he helped me understand how to think like a Systems Engineer.
The content was thorough, annotations allowed for a good visual representation and the course tutor had clear thorough understanding of the subject
The course was an eye opener for everyone and we want to continue working with Scarecrow when possible.
What is it?
A complete overview of MBSE and how it can be used in your business. This three-day course covers: MBSE in One Slide Evolution of MBSE in your organisation Structural & behavioural modelling Using modelling to capture different views of a system Ontologies and frameworks Standards mapping Needs modelling Framework definition
This course can be held either face-to-face or remotely via Teams.
Duration
3 days
Target Audience
This course is aimed at systems engineers and their managers, software engineers and their managers, quality personnel and anyone involved with business or enterprise modelling.
Benefits
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand the need for MBSE and the importance of People, Process and Tools
Understand the activities necessary to see your organisation evolve into a mature MBSE organisation
Understand the importance of modelling and its role in MBSE
Understand the key concepts of structural and behavioural modelling
Understand how to use MBSE to model needs in context
Understand the questions that must be addressed when developing a framework or considering a framework for adoption
Prerequisites
Delegates without an awareness of the fundamentals of Systems Engineering and modelling are required to watch a number of short Systems Engineering Primer videos (total length less than 1 hour) prior to attendance on the course. Details to access these videos will be provided upon booking the course. If you have previously sat the Adventures in Systems Engineering course, then the Primer videos are not required.
