Introduction to Model Based System Engineering (MBSE)
The goal of this training is to allow engineers whenever their education to acquire the basics of Model Based System Engineering :
- Foundations of Model Based System Engineering
- System: Life cycle, viewpoints and representations
- System: Design languages and methodologies
- Relationship with requirements engineering
- Relationship with specialty engineering’s
- Process and models transformation
- Reconciliation and trade-off
The training is spread over 4 days (24 hours) . It is composed of:
- Presentations and discussions – 8h
- Manipulation of tools – 4h
- Case study – 12h
This training aims to give a clear understanding of the role of system engineering when designing complex systems as well as the benefits of using modeling languages. For this purpose, a use case will be used as a red line.
Level: Beginner
Prerequisite: Master’s degree or equivalent, with some experience in the design of complex system (software, hardware, mechanical,…)
Ali Koudri, PhD. Researcher at Cénotélie.
Introduction to modeling
◦ History
◦ Fundamental concepts
◦ Benefits and applications
Introduction to modeling languages
◦ Overview of some modeling standards: MOF, UML, SysML, OCL, QVT, BPMN2
◦ Case study: Implementation of a simplified UML
▪ Defining abstract syntax with Ecore and OCL
▪ Implementing a graphical syntax with Sirius
▪ Implementing a textual syntax with xText
◦ Specifying and verifying OCL constraints
◦ Querying models with QVT
Introduction to system engineering’s
◦ Foundations
◦ Methodologies
◦ Overview of ISO-15288 standard
◦ Presentation of the case study
Introduction to MBSE
◦ Formal specification of the system with SysML
◦ Application of a tooled methodology to frame the designing
◦ Support transition between domains / levels of abstraction using transformations
◦ Requirements traceability with ProR
◦ Formal checking with UPPAA
Initiation to MBSE tools
Schedulded in french :
PARIS : 16 to 19 March 2021
For an english realization, please contact us.
