Three-day preparation for the OMG SysML Model Builder Fundamental exam: building and editing consistent SysML v1 models.
The second step in the OMG SysML v1 certification path. Participants learn to create a SysML model from scratch and modify its structure and content, representing requirements, structure and behaviour in an integrated, OMG-compliant way, and prepare for the Model Builder Fundamental exam. Online or in person, with a certificate of attendance.
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“The course is designed for those who already have basic knowledge of SysML or have obtained SysML Model User certification.”
“The course lasts 3 days (21 hours total) and can be taken either in-person or online. It includes theoretical lectures, practical exercises and discussion time with the instructor.”
“With certificate of attendance”
“The course lasts 3 days (21 hours total) and can be taken either in-person or online.”
“It is strongly recommended that you have already obtained the OMG SysML Model User certification, or demonstrate a good prior knowledge of the SysML language, in order to best address the advanced content of the course.”
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Certificate of attendance.
Prepares for an OMG certification exam. The course does not confer certification; the exam is booked and paid separately.
Certification relevance indicates subject-matter relevance only. It does not imply accreditation, formal alignment or endorsement by any certifying body.
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