MBSE for Architecture Frameworks

MBSE for Architecture Frameworks


What is it?

After an introduction revisiting the key concepts of MBSE, this one-day workshop provides an introduction to architectural frameworks (AFs) and enabling patterns, giving delegates a model-based toolkit, the Framework for Architectural Frameworks (FAF), which can be used to aid in the definition of an AF or pattern.
It is aimed at systems and software engineers that have a working knowledge of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and SysML (or UML) and who want to develop their MBSE skills by learning how to develop architectural frameworks and patterns in a robust, consistent, model-based way.

This course can be held either face-to-face or remotely via Teams.


Duration

1 day


Target Audience

This course is aimed at systems and software engineers that have a working knowledge of Model-based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and SysML (or UML) and who want to develop their MBSE skills by learning how to develop architectural frameworks and patterns in a robust, consistent, model-based way.


Benefits

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Understand of the importance of Architecture Frameworks
Understand the characteristics of an Architecture Framework and their role in the creation of Architectures
Understand what questions to ask when considering the adoption of an Architecture Framework
Understand how to tailor existing Architecture Frameworks or how to create your own

Prerequisites

Attendance on our 3-day MBSE course is required.


Material

Face-to-Face Courses
Delegates receive PDF copies of the course notes, summary sheets and the book ‘Foundations for Model-Based Systems Engineering: From Patterns to Models’ written by the course tutors and published by the IET.
Where the course is delivered in-house, then a mixture of physical books is given. For a course with 12 delegates the mix is:
2x ‘SysML for Systems Engineering’
6x ‘Don’t Panic! The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to MBSE’
4x ‘Foundations for Model-Based Systems Engineering’
These numbers will be prorated for courses with fewer or more delegates.

Remote Courses
Delegates receive PDF copies of course notes and summary sheets, along with an eBook version of ‘Don’t Panic! The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Model-Based Systems Engineering’ written by the course tutors and published by IfSE UK.


Interested?

More information can be found below in downloadable format.
Get in touch with us today to book your course!

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