This training will provide you with profound knowledge around Systems Engineering. You will be able to gain insight into the broad scope of activities and also the roles Systems Engineering is responsible for. Learn about the criteria that define a high quality Systems Engineering process, and also about the best way to document your results and tasks.

You will acquire knowledge that allows you to define your system’s context and your subject matter for the respective development. Also learn about the types of diagrams from UML and SysML that help you document your Systems Engineering process’ results (requirements and architecture) and which kind of notation serves your individual purpose best. Alongside these models you will also learn about the textual documentation of both functional and non-functional requirements, how to properly phrase them and which means of support you can use to do so. Regarding the documentation of architecture, the training provides insights on how to describe components, their interfaces and the allocation of requirements to the different components. Additionally, you will learn about the most important aspects to be considered when creating an overall system description. All contents covered are illustrated by a consistent example including practical application of the contents learned throughout the entire training.

 

  • Training agenda

    1.    Systems Engineering - An Introduction
           1.1.    Motivation and Definition
           1.2.    The Disciplines in Systems Engineering
           1.3.    System Analysis
           1.4.    System Architecture

    2.    Context Boundaries
           2.1.    Defining the System Context
           2.2.    Documenting the Technical Context

    3.    Performing the Analysis of Requirements
           3.1.    Overview
           3.2.    Tasks in Detail

    4.    Requirements Documentation in Prose - MASTER
           4.1.    Introduction
           4.2.    MASTER for Functional Requirements
           4.3.    MASTER for Non-Functional Requirements
         
    5.    Model-based Documentation of Requirements
           5.1.    Basics of Modeling
           5.2.    Information Models
           5.3.    Use Case Diagrams
           5.4.    Activity Diagrams
           5.5.    State Machines
           5.6.    Requirements Diagrams

    6.    Documenting a System Architecture with SysML
           6.1.    Black Box View
           6.2.     White Box View
           6.3.     Different Strategies for the White Box View

    7.    Building a Product Specification - Bringing it all together
           7.1.     Structure and Content of the Specifications
           7.2.     How much RE and Architecture
           7.3.     Introducing the Product Description

  • Goals
    • You know how to get from a product idea to a documented system.
    • You know the motivation for systems engineering, know the disciplines, roles, and their areas of responsibility.
    • You will know the activities performed in the disciplines of analysis and architecture, and how to ensure the quality of the artifacts created.
    • You will learn criteria to decide how much analysis and architecture is appropriate for your product or system.
    • You will know the most common forms of documentation for requirements and system architecture, in particular templates and model-based documentation with SysML and how they fit into an overall system description.
    • You know the different levels into which a system can be decomposed.
  • Unique Advantage

    You will learn field-tested methods and aspects from systems engineering specialists, which will enable you to enter the world of systems engineering. In addition, you will gain impressions from real projects that can serve as a precursor for your own systems engineering project.

We are looking forward to hold this training for you!

 

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Duration: 3 days

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