The MBSE for NASA Managers course conveys an appreciation for the power and value of a successful MBSE deployment. You will see firsthand examples of models and modeling efforts that address programmatic concerns and enhance efficiency in system development processes. You will have the opportunity to explore your development process and identify opportunities to add value with MBSE tools and techniques. You will be poised to assist your teams in recognizing the value of MBSE and developing plans to deploy MBSE fundamentals in a value-added manner across your organization.
PARTICIPANT TESTIMONIALS
This course is ideal for managers, supervisors, Directorate leaders, and anyone else who needs a fundamental understanding of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE). This course is suited to those individuals who will not need to be active modelers (non-users of Cameo or equivalent tools).
Systems Engineering Competencies
- SE 1.1 - Stakeholder Expectation Definition and Management
- SE 1.2 - Technical Requirements Definition
- SE 1.3 - Logical Decomposition
- SE 1.4 - Design Solution Definition
- SE 2.1 - Product Implementation
- SE 2.2 - Product Integration
- SE 2.3 - Product Verification
- SE 2.4 - Product Validation
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Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- How MBSE enables effective communication, centralized control of information, reusability across products, and traceability across program landscape
- How to communicate the value of MBSE/SysML to your teams, stakeholders, and peers
- How to plan for a successful modeling effort
- How MBSE both enables and is enabled by effective process
- How to create basic functional and structural models and views using foundational MBSE tools
- The role of architecture in effective system development
- How to create opportunities for effective communication of information contained models