Three-day course in layered E/E architecture design in PREEvision, from requirements to logical, software, hardware and communication architecture, with traceability across layers, AUTOSAR export and variant and product line management.
Teaches architecture design across the layers of an electrical and electronic system using PREEvision, keeping relationships and traceability across the whole architecture. After the tool's concepts, layer model and collaboration features, participants import and write requirements and customer specifications and link them, design the logical architecture (components, type-instance relationships, ports, interfaces and activity chains), model the software architecture and export AUTOSAR software component templates, design hardware components and the network topology and allocate software, design communication (signal routing and signal-PDU-frame design, with ECU extract export), and cover electrical circuit, wiring harness and geometry design. The course ends with variant management and product line engineering through reuse, and configuration rules, metrics and reports. Exercises use Vector's tool; the layered architecture, traceability and product line methods are transferable.
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Architecture management tool and development process · Layer model · Projects, diagrams, perspectives, views, traceability and navigation · Multi-user mode
Import via ReqIF · Writing requirements and customer specifications · Links and dependencies
Logical architecture design · Software architecture design and AUTOSAR export · Network topology and hardware component architecture · Communication design and ECU extract export · Hardware design: circuits, wiring harness and geometry
Variant management and product line engineering · Rules, metrics and reports
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Three-day overview of MBSE and its use in an organization: people, process and tools, structural and behavioral modeling, views, and framework adoption.
Course facilitators may include: Jon Holt
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