About this course
Introduces connected system models using SysML version 2. Guided laboratories cover structure, behavior, requirements and verification, followed by a capstone model and stakeholder review.
Facilitators
Facilitator not identified in public sources checked.
How the course is run
- Level, as the provider describes it
Introductory
“SysML v2 Introduction gives systems engineers a practical starting point for creating precise, connected models of complex systems.”
- Teaching approach
Instructor-led
“Delivery Available for Instructor-Led (ILT) in-person/onsite training or Virtual Instructor-Led training (VILT) delivery.”
- Practical activities
ExercisesWorked project
“Guided labs introduce both textual notation and graphical views, so students can read and create models in the form that best supports the task. … They also complete a capstone lab that joins requirements, architecture, behavior, and verification in one small model.”
- Course materials
Software access
“Each attendee will require the ability to ssh into a cloud hosted virtual machine (provided with the course).”
- Training arrangements
In personLive online
“Delivery Available for Instructor-Led (ILT) in-person/onsite training or Virtual Instructor-Led training (VILT) delivery.”
- Before the course
Prior knowledge expected
“Attendees should understand basic systems engineering concepts, including requirements, system decomposition, interfaces, and verification. Experience with UML, SysML v1, or another modeling tool is helpful but not required.”
In the provider's own words, checked 28 Oct 2026. Only details the provider publishes are shown.
Modeling language, method and software
- Modeling language
- SysML v2
Two days of guided labs in SysML v2 textual notation and graphical views, ending in a capstone model. Labs run on a provider-supplied virtual machine; the modeling software is not named.
As stated on the provider's course page, checked 10 October 2026. Confirm the language version and software edition with the provider before booking.
Who should attend
- Systems engineers
- System architects
- Product engineers
- Requirements engineers
- Technical leads
Prerequisites
- Basic systems engineering knowledge, including requirements, decomposition, interfaces and verification. Prior modeling experience is helpful but not required.
Learning outcomes
- Develop a connected system model.
- Trace engineering requirements to design and verification evidence.
Course outline
- 01
Language building blocks and system decomposition
- 02
Interfaces, connections and behavioral models
- 03
Requirements, constraints and verification links
- 04
Model organization, stakeholder views and capstone laboratory
Interactive activities
- Guided modeling laboratories and a capstone system model.
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- Regions
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- Access
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- Delivery
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- Regions
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- Access
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- Delivery
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- Access
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- Delivery
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