Five-day practitioner workshop applying ISO 15288-aligned systems engineering and MBSE end to end on a defence system, with public editions themed on military vehicles.
A five-day, practice-based workshop that takes participants through ISO 15288-aligned systems engineering on a defence system, using MBSE to integrate operational, functional and physical models with end-to-end traceability. Public editions use a military-vehicle design thread.
A five-day Systems Engineering and Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) workshop to develop systems engineers who can apply a disciplined, end-to-end process on complex defence programs. Using ISO 15288-aligned processes, participants progress through operational analysis and mission engineering, functional analysis, requirements development, design synthesis and verification and validation, using MBSE techniques to connect the work and maintain traceability.
Workshops produce an integrated set of products: a Systems Engineering Management Plan, an Operational Concept Document (OCD), a Performance Specification (PSPEC), functional and physical architectures, interface control documentation, and a Verification Program Plan with a Verification Cross Reference Matrix (VCRM). EIT runs it for organisations onsite, live online or in hybrid form, and as public courses (for example in Detroit) where the workshop thread is the conceptual design of a next-generation armoured fighting vehicle.
Senior professional engineer and project manager with more than 30 years of experience working on large and complex military technology projects.
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