MBSE & modelling
Advanced Model-Based Systems Engineering (AMBSE)
Self-paced continuation of MBSE Fundamentals applying the full construct of SysML across all nine diagrams, with simulation, model guidelines and model review.
- Delivery
- Self-paced
Fundamentals of Concept Development (Mission Analysis)
Examines stakeholders, needs, constraints and alternative solutions before developing a justified system concept.
- Provider
- ASE Services, Inc.
- Duration
- 2 days / 16 hours
- Access
- Private / corporate
- 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.
- Facilitator
- Not identified in public sources checked
- Training area
- Needs & requirements
About this course
In this two-day course, students learn what concept exploration involves, why it is done and what products it produces. They identify stakeholders and their needs, goals, problems, limitations, issues, constraints and priorities; define the problem space; identify and compare alternative solutions; and select and justify a solution. The course also covers gathering customer views and buy-in throughout concept exploration, then developing concept requirements and a high-level concept of operations. ASE includes lectures and in-class exercises.
Facilitators
Facilitator not identified in public sources checked.
Learning outcomes
- Determine the major stakeholders for a system that needs to be developed or upgraded.
- Determine each stakeholder group's relevant needs, goals, problems, limitations, issues, constraints and priorities.
- Identify alternative solutions that address the identified needs.
- Assess the advantages and disadvantages of each alternative from each stakeholder group's point of view.
- Compare alternatives by their multi-stakeholder value and drawbacks, including cost and benefit.
- Select a solution with a relatively high benefit-to-cost ratio that respects constraints and fits the available time and funding.
Course outline
- 01
Stakeholders and the problem space
Stakeholder identification · Needs, goals, problems, limitations, issues, constraints and priorities · Problem-space definition
- 02
Alternative solutions and value assessment
Identify alternative solutions · Assess advantages and disadvantages from stakeholder perspectives · Compare value, drawbacks, cost and benefit · Select a feasible solution within constraints, schedule and funding
- 03
Solution rationale and concept definition
Substantiate and communicate the selected solution · Gather customer views and buy-in · Write top-level concept requirements · Develop a high-level concept of operations
Interactive activities
- Lectures and classroom exercises.
Training areas
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- Regions
- Belgium
- Access
- Public enrolment · Private / corporate
- Delivery
- Face-to-face
Needs & requirements
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- Access
- Private / corporate