What you'll learn:
- Learn Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
- Acquire SysML expertise in 2 weeks
- Build Structural and Behavioral SysML models with many examples and exercises
- Complete a beginning to end SysML modeling project
- Reach the expected standard of performance for aerospace and defense contracts
- Build a solid foundation before your SysML certification exam (this is not a certification preparation course)
The Systems Modeling Language is the standard for Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) as defined by the INCOSE and required by large corporations and government agencies R&D environments.
This course is for systems engineers and enterprise software developers who work in those environments and who are looking for the quickest way to learn SysML and get introduced to MBSE.
This on-demand, self-study course leans on two decades of work in high technology innovation, consulting, and professional education in MBSE and software model-driven development. The course focuses on best practices and hands-on experience gleaned from work on real, large scale projects in various business sectors, medical, automotive, aerospace, and government.
The course author and designer has been involved in professional education in large corporations for 21 years with over 9,000 hours of training and consulting in those environments. He contributed as one of the ten subject matter experts on the panel who oversaw and wrote questions for the OMG SysML certification exam.
In today’s marketplace, an MBSE-versed systems engineer get paid a premium salary for this knowledge. Although it is not designed to be a preparation course for the SysML certification, the learning scope of this course will help you work towards the ‘model builder intermediate’ level of the OMG SysML certification—the four levels are model user, model builder fundamental, model builder intermediate, and model builder advanced.
The aim in this course is to help you learn exactly how leading R&D and engineering organizations are applying this standard language. It will give you a sense of what developing system architectures with SysML looks like for complex and large-scale systems.
