OOSEM Accelerator MBSE Methodology Training

Description

26 Hours of Video Instruction

Master the art of model-based systems engineering with the OOSEM Accelerator MBSE Methodology Training Course, designed to elevate your skills and boost project success.

Overview

The OOSEM Accelerator MBSE Methodology Training Course provides Model Based Systems Engineering methodology training. This course focuses on the OOSEM modeling methodology and CSM tool mechanics. The focus of this course is not on learning the SysML language, or SysML notations and grammar rules. Proficiency in SysML is therefore a prerequisite for this course.

This course guides participants through the INCOSE Object-Oriented Systems Engineering Method (OOSEM) by building a model step-by-step using the Cameo Systems Modeler tool. The course emphasizes hands-on learning, covering everything from capturing stakeholder concerns to creating detailed structural and behavioral models using SysML diagrams.

Disclaimer: The limited term access to the Cameo Systems Modeler tool referenced in Segment 1 is not part of the distribution of this course on OReilly Learning.

Learn How To

• The course provides comprehensive coverage of the INCOSE Object-Oriented Systems Engineering Method (OOSEM), ensuring participants gain a deep understanding of this specific methodology.
• Participants engage in practical, hands-on training using the Cameo Systems Modeler tool, building a SysML model step-by-step, helping solidify theoretical concepts through real-world application.
• Expert instructor (Level 4), guarantees high-quality instruction from a recognized expert in the field of MBSE and SysML.
• Offers a structured, intensive learning experience, allowing participants to immerse themselves fully in the material and gain a thorough understanding of OOSEM and its applications.

Who Should Take This Course

System engineers, model-based systems engineers, systems architects, and systems modeling practitioners. These roles are crucial in industries where complex systems are developed and maintained, such as aerospace, defense, automotive, and telecommunications.

Lesson Descriptions

Module 1: Introduction to MBSE and OOSEM

This module covers the roots of the return-on-investment from practicing MBSE, with supporting data.

Module 2: Creating an Effective Model Structure

This module covers the design activities in the Object-Oriented Systems Engineering Method (OOSEM) modeling methodology.

Module 3: Partitioning design elements

This module covers creating an effective model structure for partitioning design elements and representing that model structure on SysML package diagrams.

Module 4: Capturing Stakeholders and Their Concerns

This module covers capturing stakeholders and their concerns in a SysML model.

Module 5: Graphical Representation of System Use Cases

This module covers modeling system use cases and actors with SysML use case diagrams.

Module 6: Structural Modeling of a Systems Domain

This module covers creating SysML activity diagrams to graphically represent system use case specifications.

Module 7: Modeling System Requirements and Traceability

This module covers creating a structural model of a systems domain and representing it on SysML block definition diagrams (BDDs) and internal block diagrams (IBDs).

Module 8: Structural Modeling of a Systems Architecture

This module covers modeling system requirements and traceability relationships with SysML requirements diagrams, matrices, and tables.

Module 9: Behavioral Modeling of the System

This module covers creating a structural model of a systems architecture and representing it on SysML BDDs and IBDs.

Module 10: Modeling Interfaces and Object Flow

This module covers modeling interfaces and object flow in dynamic and static views of the system, and creating a behavioral model of the system via decomposition of use case level behaviors.

Module 11: State-Based Behavior Representation

This module covers allocating system behaviors to system structures, and creating SysML state machine diagrams to represent the state-based behavior of system structures.

Module 12: Using the MagicDraw SysML Modeling Tool

This module covers the mechanics of operating the Cameo Systems Modeler SysML and modeling tool to create and simulate a system mode.

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Table of Contents

Module 1. Introduction to MBSE and OOSEM

Module 2. Creating an Effective Model Structure

Module 3. Partitioning Design Elements

Module 4. Capturing Stakeholders and Their Concerns

Module 5. Graphical Representation of System Use Cases

Module 6. Structural Modeling of a Systems Domain

Module 7. Modeling System Requirements and Traceability

Module 8. Structural Modeling of a Systems Architecture

Module 9. Behavioral Modeling of the System

Module 10. Modeling Interfaces and Object Flow

Module 11. State-Based Behavior Representation

Module 12. Using the MagicDraw SysML Modeling Tool

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