Three-day course on the language, tool and method of MBSE: SysML v2 basics following the MagicGrid framework, taught in CATIA Magic on a search-and-rescue drone model.
Teaches three elements of MBSE, a modeling language, a tool and a modeling method, by covering SysML v2 basics while following the MagicGrid framework. Lectures alternate with hands-on exercises in which participants build a system model of a search-and-rescue drone. Day 1 covers MBSE and SysML v2, tool fundamentals, namespaces and model structure, MagicGrid in SysML v2, and definition and usage; day 2 covers requirements (including constraint-based requirements), parts, connections, views and use cases; day 3 covers action flows, states, interactions, cross-cutting relationships and model analysis with verification cases.
The course is taught in CATIA Magic 2026x or later; the principles apply to other No Magic tools with SysML v2 enabled. Participants need CATIA Magic installed.
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“The course will alternate between lecture and will be followed up with hands-on practical exercises in the MBSE software.”
“Students will build a system model. The SOI for the system model is a "Research and Rescue Drone".”
“Students taking this course are expected to have Catia Magic installed and ready for class execution.”
In the provider's own words, checked 21 Oct 2026. Only details the provider publishes are shown.
Participants need CATIA Magic installed before class.
As stated on the provider's course page, checked 9 October 2026. Confirm the language version and software edition with the provider before booking.
Introduction to MBSE and SysML v2 · Tool fundamentals · Namespaces and model structure · MagicGrid in SysML v2 · Definition and usage
Requirements · Parts and connections · Views · Use cases
Action flows · States · Interactions · Cross-cutting relationships · Model analysis and verification cases
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