Cranfield names Rick Adcock on the Applied MBSE delivery team and describes his teaching in requirements, architecture and model-based engineering.
- Works with
- Cranfield University
Applied MBSE
Practical short course applying CATIA Magic and MagicGrid to requirements, architecture and engineering trade studies.
- Provider
- Cranfield University
- Duration
- 5 days
- Access
- Public enrolment
- Delivery
- Face-to-face
- Sessions and enrolment
- Check the provider's website for upcoming sessions and enrolment information.
- Price
- Price not published. Check with the provider.
- Course presenters may include
- Rick Adcock, Sergio Altelarrea
- Training area
- MBSE & modelling
About this course
Practical short course applying CATIA Magic and MagicGrid to requirements, architecture and engineering trade studies. Case-based work connects model validation with collaboration and digital engineering.
Course presenters may include
Cranfield names Sergio Altelarrea on the Applied MBSE delivery team and describes his work in conceptual design and model-based engineering tools.
- Works with
- Cranfield University
How the course is run
- Level, as the provider describes it
“The course is designed to bring the learners to “supervised practitioner” level as defined in INCOSE Systems Engineering Competency Framework (SECF) is the 2nd Edition, released in April 2025.”
- Teaching approach
“The course combines theoretical discussions with interactive, instructor-led learning to provide a comprehensive and engaging experience.”
- Practical activities
“Hand on experience with CATIA MagicGrid to apply the theoretical concepts to practice through a case study project, step-by-step.”
- Training arrangements
“Dates 15 - 19 Feb 2027 Duration 5 Days Location Cranfield campus”
- Before the course
“Both new and experienced System Engineers who have; familiarity with systems engineering, basic MBSE training and/or experience is desirable, some experience on applying MBSE using a tool is useful but not essential.”
In the provider's own words, checked 28 Oct 2026. Only details the provider publishes are shown.
Prerequisites
- Systems engineering familiarity; basic modeling experience is desirable but not essential.
Learning outcomes
- Apply modeling to requirements and architectural decisions.
- Evaluate alternative designs using model-based evidence.
Course outline
- 01
Engineering viewpoints and model-based methods
- 02
Requirements, architecture and alternative designs
- 03
Recursive models, verification and collaboration
Interactive activities
- Assisted engineering case study and practical modeling sessions.
Training areas
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