Basic module in model-based systems engineering using the RFLP method in PREEvision: requirements, functional and logical viewpoints, and traceability from stakeholder requirements to architecture.
An entry module in Vector's PREEvision training that teaches model-based systems engineering through the requirements, functional, logical and physical (RFLP) method. Participants model stakeholder needs and requirements, functional activities and a logical architecture, and keep the model traceable and consistent from requirements to architecture, as the foundation for later work on the physical layer. The course introduces MBSE basics and the RFLP method alongside the PREEvision concepts and tool features used to apply them, including the layer model, perspectives and views, traceability and navigation, multi-user working and the Systems Engineering Explorer. Exercises use Vector's tool; the method content is transferable.
Run as three half-day remote sessions with e-learning, as part of Vector's PREEvision training programme. No prior modules are required; Vector recommends its Variant Management module next.
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Development process in architecture management · Layer model
Windows, diagrams, perspectives and views · Traceability and navigation · Multi-user mode
Model-based systems engineering basics · The RFLP method · Traceability and consistency
Needs and requirements · The Systems Engineering Explorer
Modelling functional activities · Modelling logical architecture
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