Advanced Model-Based Systems Engineering (AMBSE)
Self-paced continuation of MBSE Fundamentals applying the full construct of SysML across all nine diagrams, with simulation, model guidelines and model review.
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Self-paced continuation of MBSE Fundamentals applying the full construct of SysML across all nine diagrams, with simulation, model guidelines and model review.
Requirements engineering training listed in escent’s current catalogue.
One-day course on applying requirements analysis and management in agile projects, based on the IREB RE@Agile curriculum, with an optional RE@Agile Primer exam.
Apply artificial intelligence critically within requirements engineering activities.
Workshop on using AI, especially large language models, for systems engineering tasks such as requirements, architecting, traceability, verification and risk analysis.
Presented by: John Fitch, Francois Retief
Two-day introduction to systems engineering fundamentals with hands-on practice in writing testable requirements, traceability, verification and change management.
Course on executing systems engineering on space programs: calibrating rigor, requirements, architecture, interfaces, verification planning and technical management.
Self-paced online course across the systems engineering V life cycle, in which participants produce a full set of deliverables on a capstone project with instructor design reviews.
Derive engineering requirements for platform information technology and weapons systems from security controls. Individual exercises and a group project connect requirements writing with system categorisation and security risk management.
Foundational training applying graphical and textual SysML v2 to requirements, system designs and verification cases.
Foundational training applying SysML to requirements, system structure, interfaces and behavior through practical modeling exercises.
Two-day course on the revised ARP4754B guidelines for civil aircraft and systems development and development assurance, taught by writers of the standard.
Course facilitators may include: Steve Beland, Meade Ferrigan, Lirong Tian, Johnson Wang
Workshop on aircraft and avionics system development assurance under ARP4754A and ARP4754B, with ARP4761A safety assessment, requirements, V&V and model-based development.
Requirements certification preparation covering stakeholder engagement, requirements hierarchy, modelling, validation, traceability and version control.
One-day seminar on writing clear, precise specifications for defence acquisition, with five hands-on exercises on common pitfalls.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Scenario-based business requirements elicitation covering questioning, stakeholder management, measurable non-functional requirements, testability and conflicting requirements.
Self-paced online workshop on designing and specifying capability systems and generating traceable CONOPS, OCD, URD and performance specifications from an integrated model.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Course on identifying, defining, documenting and confirming stakeholder and system requirements, with modeling, traceability, validation and change management.
Ten-day on-campus certificate programme in Karlsruhe combining five short courses: systems engineering fundamentals, big data management, modelling and simulation, an embedded systems case study, and process models and assessments (6 ECTS).
Three-day IREB® CPRE Foundation Level preparation with the certification exam at the end of the training.
Requirements engineering training listed in escent’s current catalogue.
Three-day short course on software safety assurance: safety-critical software principles, safety analysis, software safety requirements, verification and validation and software safety cases.
Two-day short course on core systems engineering, with hands-on design exercises focused on early concept definition and acquisition.
Facilitator: Grant Moran
Develop practical requirements elicitation and conflict-resolution skills.
Refine and prioritise requirements within agile product development.
Model requirements and connect them with written specifications.
Self-paced procurement specification writing covering tender and quotation documents, specification development and review, and contract performance management.
Course facilitator: Michael Young
One-day online course, for in-company groups, on developing robust specifications and scopes of work with end users, technical experts and procurement.
24-hour course on systems engineering with railway applications: ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 processes, requirements, life-cycle costing, RAMSS, functional safety and CENELEC/SIL.
Course presenters may include: Pier Luigi Guida, Luciano Pollice, Ottorino Maggiore Van Beest, Fabio Senesi, Eugenio Milizia
Develop the stakeholder-facing skills needed for requirements discovery.
Systems engineering applied to infrastructure projects: stakeholder problem definition, intended-use descriptions, design and engineering management.
Presented by: Dr George Sousa
One-day follow-on course on requirements elicitation, documentation, review and modeling, requirements administration, change management, agile requirements and tool support.
Capture and trace functional and nonfunctional requirements in Cameo.
Advanced systems engineering program for defense, run with the DGA: three modules on systems thinking, architecture and modeling, and architecture evaluation.
In-house workshop in which a project team applies requirements engineering to developing its Function and Performance Specification (FPS).
Course presenters may include: Mike Ryan
Self-paced course on top-down and bottom-up functional analysis and deriving traceable system requirements and function and performance specifications.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Self-paced course on front-end capability design: mission and operational analysis, OCDs and traceable function and performance specifications.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Examines stakeholders, needs, constraints and alternative solutions before developing a justified system concept.
Classroom course in structuring and leading a conceptual design effort: SE processes, requirements and ConOps, functional analysis and architecture, trade studies, V&V and SEMP development.
Five-day course in Lausanne on systems engineering for space systems: stakeholders and requirements, architecture and tradespace exploration, concurrent engineering, integration and interfaces, verification and validation, change management and operations, with a group design competition.
Course presenters may include: Dr Gilles Feusier, Prof. Dr Gerhard Stefan Székely
Elicit and organise user requirements through facilitated use-case workshops.
Four-day workshop on gathering stakeholder needs and translating them into user requirements, including planning and running live interviews.
One-day introduction to requirements management in systems engineering: stakeholders and needs, types and quality of requirements, review, change and traceability.
Translate human tasks and operating demands into system requirements.
Course presenters may include: Clayton J Hutto
Business-analysis-oriented requirements training covering stakeholder elicitation, business, functional and non-functional requirements, validation, traceability and requirements documentation.
One-day requirements engineering course: requirements within the wider system, layering requirements, scenarios, use cases and writing requirements at different levels.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
Four-day course on designing and evaluating system architectures: requirements, functional, interface and physical modeling, trade-off analysis and architecture frameworks.
Two-day introduction to systems engineering consistent with the INCOSE SE Handbook: stakeholders and concept of operations, requirements, architecture, VVT and MBSE.
Course (DEF 4504P) on human systems integration programme planning, requirements and metrics, the HSI domains and trade-offs between them, and HSI test and evaluation methods.
One-day awareness course on the requirements problem and effective methods for capturing and validating requirements.
Private requirements management training for engineering and management audiences, covering user needs, decomposition, system definition, traceability, change history and links to hazard logs and safety cases.
Follow a space mission from stakeholder needs and concepts of operation through functional analysis, system requirements and architecture.
Course presenters may include: Geilson Loureiro
Three-course Coursera specialization covering the systems engineering lifecycle, requirements and design, and risk and program management.
Course presenters may include: William Van Atten
Two-day foundation in systems engineering for defence capability, acquisition and technology personnel, with an MBSE demonstration.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Two-day IREB CPRE Advanced Level module on applying requirements engineering methods in agile development, including scaling, with a practice exam; also offered as four evening sessions.
IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in planning elicitation, requirements sources, elicitation and conflict-resolution techniques, and analyst skills.
IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in requirements modelling: context, information structures, dynamic views and scenarios, using a practical case.
IREB® CPRE Foundation Level preparation (syllabus version 3.0 or later) as a three-day training, four-evening training or self-study package.
Two-day classroom course covering the IREB CPRE Foundation Level syllabus, with exercises from consulting projects and an exam voucher, in Zurich, Vienna and Cologne.
Course presenters may include: Sven Bewer
Blended IREB CPRE Foundation Level course in German: about 20 hours of e-learning, 16 hours of classroom or online training, and the certification exam, included in the price.
Three-day preparation for the IREB® CPRE Foundation Level exam, also available as a self-paced e-learning licence.
Three-day preparation for the IREB® CPRE Foundation Level, covering elicitation, documentation and modelling, validation and management of requirements, with three months' e-learning access.
IREB® CPRE Foundation Level training taught by two requirements engineers together, in Braunschweig or online in short daily morning sessions over three weeks.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Foundation Level classroom training in Dutch or English, also offered as a self-paced online course with tutor support.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Practitioner course in eliciting and consolidating requirements, handling conflicts and choosing techniques for different project situations.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Practitioner course in structuring requirements for traceability, prioritisation, variant management, version and change control, and reporting.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Practitioner course in choosing and applying requirements modelling techniques from UML, SysML and structured analysis.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in requirements elicitation and consolidation techniques, preparing for the Practitioner and Specialist certificates.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in managing requirements through product development: attributes and views, prioritisation, version and change control, traceability and variants.
Three-day IREB® CPRE Advanced Level course in requirements modelling: context, information structures, dynamic views and scenarios.
One-day workshop on performing a hazard analysis and risk assessment for ISO 26262: item definition and assumptions, hazards and operational scenarios, and rating severity, exposure and controllability to an ASIL.
Three-day course on the safety of road vehicles whose driving functions use AI, following ISO/PAS 8800: AI safety lifecycle, safety requirements, architecture, datasets, verification and validation, safety analysis and assurance arguments.
Course on planning, conducting and reporting a threat analysis and risk assessment under ISO/SAE 21434: damage scenarios and impact ratings, attack paths and feasibility, risk values, CAL evaluation and risk treatment.
Three-day course on using generative AI across requirements engineering: prompting, context definition, elicitation, natural-language and model-based documentation, and AI-supported quality assurance, with an optional IREB AI4RE micro-credential.
One-day practical course on using generative AI tools responsibly across elicitation, documentation, validation and management of requirements.
One-day introduction to systems engineering concepts, the ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 technical processes, requirements engineering, verification and validation, and SE management.
Course presenters may include: Raphaël Faudou, Ida Electra Dahl, Mourad Chibane, Julien Torres, Mayssa Chebbi, Guillaume Lanfrey
Two-day workshop on a model-based, framework-driven approach to requirements engineering that emphasizes requirements in context.
Course on defining and analysing integrated system architectures for transport and energy infrastructure projects, based on ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
Three-day course on the language, tool and method of MBSE: SysML v2 basics following the MagicGrid framework, taught in CATIA Magic on a search-and-rescue drone model.
Three-day course on model-based system architecture with the CESAM framework: needs versus requirements, environment, functional and organic architecture.
Tailored, tool-agnostic MBSE course based on SysML: essential diagrams, requirements modeling, functional, logical and physical architecture, traceability and MBSE workflows.
Foundations of MBSE for requirements capture and validation and for design, placed in the context of lifecycle-based system development.
Two-day Tonex course on model-centred methods for requirements traceability, behavioural and parametric modelling, mission modelling and model governance.
Certificate program in MBSE with SysML, from customer needs through integrated design, using Cameo Systems Modeler on a project-based case.
Course presenters may include: Michael Brenner
Hands-on MBSE fundamentals using the SysML v2 standard and KerML, from stakeholder needs through architecture, behaviour, structure and evaluation.
Course presenters may include: Michael Brenner, Kenneth Lo
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.
Self-paced course on structured operational analysis and developing Operational Concept Documents for capability system design.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
In-house workshop in which a project team applies the systems engineering process to developing its Operational Concept Document.
Course presenters may include: Mike Ryan
Two-day hands-on introduction to system use cases: identifying, prioritising and documenting use cases and scenarios, use case diagrams, traceability to other requirements, and verification and validation.
Self-paced application of an MBSE method to a real system, from model setup and stakeholder needs to architecture and test planning.
Two-day hands-on course on writing needs and requirements to the characteristics in the INCOSE Guide to Writing Requirements.
Trainer: Katarzyna Kot
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.
Two-day course on defining specification requirements and communicating them clearly to third parties, including verification methods and BS 7373.
One-day course on converting individual requirements into effective specifications through structure and language.
Online professional certificate for defense and industry personnel covering systems engineering from user needs through design, synthesis and sustainment.
Group-training course on systems engineering fundamentals using the INCOSE SE Handbook: organizational and project context, requirements, specialty engineering and technical processes.
Self-paced Udemy course through the ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 lifecycle processes, from concept and requirements to architecture, verification and disposal.
Hands-on RAMS course for engineers: allocating RAMS targets and requirements, preliminary safety analysis, FMEA, design for maintainability, reliability testing and RCM.
Workshop-based course on capturing and validating requirements received from stakeholders, independent of domain.
A practical overview of requirements from discovery through validation.
Self-paced online course on developing customer requirements into unambiguous specifications, with allocation, flow-down, testability, verification and validation.
Three-day practical requirements engineering course covering requirements creation, analysis, allocation, management and their use through verification.
Course facilitators may include: William “Bill” Fournier, Glen Francisco, Dr John Gill
Three-day introduction to systems engineering and how requirements development and management fit into it, from scope to managing requirements at all levels.
Five-day practical requirements engineering workshop covering requirements analysis, quality, specification development, traceability and methods for discovering and correcting requirements defects.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Paul Davies
Examines problem definition, stakeholder identification and requirements elicitation, analysis, documentation, verification, validation and management.
Introduces requirement types, analysis, decomposition and management..
Requirements engineering foundation certification preparation covering system and context boundaries, elicitation, natural-language requirements, models, validation, negotiation and management.
Fundamentals of requirements engineering, stakeholder management and requirements documentation for product development.
Presented by: Mike Johnson
Two-day course covering the full requirements engineering process, including the Kano model, agile formulation and links to architecture.
Four-day version of PPI's requirements engineering course for non-native English speakers, covering requirements management, analysis and specification but excluding English-language issues.
Requirements-specific certification preparation in a business analysis context, covering elicitation, analysis, validation, documentation and management.
Course presenters may include: Neil Pearson
Overview of requirements analysis and requirements specification writing: capturing, validating and measuring requirements and structuring them into specifications.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Paul Davies
Two-day practical requirements engineering course on formulating, eliciting, analysing and documenting requirements.
Three-day requirements engineering course based on the IREB CPRE Foundation Level, with an optional IREB exam on the last day.
Introductory self-paced video learning covering requirements types and processes, the system lifecycle, stakeholders, baselines and requirements documents.
Use visual models to develop and check requirements.
Two-day practical course in writing and reviewing textual requirements, with exercises applying rules for writing good requirements.
Course presenters may include: Mike Ryan
Short self-paced Coursera course on writing clear, verifiable requirement statements and avoiding common ambiguities.
Course presenters may include: Sondoss Elsawah, Kumudu Amarawardhana
Five-day immersion in problem definition for military capability: requirements, Operational Concept Descriptions (OCD) and Concepts of Operations (CONOPS).
Presented by: Robert Halligan
Two-day course on scoping projects and eliciting, documenting and validating requirements in regulated or systems engineering environments.
Workshop-oriented course on software requirements analysis and on writing and structuring Software Requirements Specifications, regardless of development approach.
Activity-based course on converting requirements into effective requirements specifications: structure, language, specification types and templates.
Procurement-focused introduction to stakeholder needs, technical, functional and performance specifications, and common writing mistakes.
Procurement trainers listed by the provider: Joel Hillier, Colin Williams
Two- to five-day classes introducing STAMP and STAMP-based methods: STPA hazard analysis, safety-guided design and CAST accident analysis, tailored or open enrollment.
Week-long residential Summer School on design thinking and systems engineering, starting from need identification and problem definition.
Course presenters may include: Tom Strandberg, Dr Dinesh Verma
Introductory training for stakeholders and engineering leaders who read and review SysML models.
Five-day system architecting course using the CAFCR framework, with team exercises through four iterations culminating in a pitch to management.
Course presenters may include: Ger Schoeber, Ad Vermeer, Frank Kusters
Three-day system architecting course using SysML to develop and maintain system definitions without focusing on a particular modelling software package.
Course facilitators may include: Dr John Gill, Glen Francisco, William “Bill” Fournier
Two-day workshop on designing complex systems, from gathering and analysing requirements through system architecting to solution evaluation and selection.
Three-day entry-level course in the logic, principles and processes of systems engineering, its relationship to project management, and generating requirements from an architecture.
Two-day course for improving system requirements engineering practice, run twice a year.
Course presenters may include: Cees Michielsen
Online modules plus a one-day workshop on systematic requirements management, from stakeholders to traceability and verification.
Course presenters may include: Anders Ollevik
Intermediate course on why, what and how of systems architecting, modelling operational, functional, logical and physical architectures with the ADEPT methodology.
Presented by: Dr Marco Di Maio
Five-day course on requirements, architecture, trade-offs, risk, interfaces, integration and V&V for system leads and architects, in Dutch or English.
Course presenters may include: Clemens Lohman, Robin de Graaf, Prof. Dr. ir. G. Maarten Bonnema, Dick Terleth
Three-day training on documenting requirements and system architecture in prose and with SysML, including NAFv4 variants.
One-day workshop introducing systems engineering, from systems thinking and lifecycle models to MBSE, requirements, architecture and V&V.
Pre-recorded series of six one-hour modules on systems engineering fundamentals, with 60 days' access and email access to the instructors.
Course facilitators may include: William “Bill” Fournier, Frank DiBartolomeo, Jr.
Compact course on systems engineering processes and methods according to ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288, using the GfSE systems engineering handbook.
Online modules plus a one-day workshop on systems engineering and lifecycle management, from stakeholder needs to V&V and MBSE.
Course presenters may include: Tom Strandberg, Jonas Larsson
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.
Course facilitators may include: Mark Eggler
Four-week live online course on applying systems engineering to AI-intensive aerospace systems: requirements, risk, architecture, integration, testing and V&V.
Instructors: Phil Barry, Jesse Kirkpatrick, Sri Krishnamurthy
Half-year programme building practical skill in the ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 life-cycle processes and systems engineering techniques across project phases, through team assignments and cases.
Course presenters may include: Sies Overbeek, Bart van Luling
Five-day practical systems engineering course covering the lifecycle from problem definition and requirements through architecture, design, integration, verification, validation and engineering management.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Richard Beasley, Dr Chris Hales, Kartal Cagatay
Five-day systems engineering training covering requirements, architecture, integration, technical control, verification and validation.
Thirty-hour professional systems engineering certificate program covering requirements, architecture, integration, verification and validation, technical management and systems thinking across the lifecycle.
Course facilitators may include: Kenneth L. Preston, DBA
Intensive five-day course in how to do systems engineering, from gathering and analysing requirements through concept design to verification and validation.
Three-day version of the systems engineering fundamentals course, covering requirements, system concepts, design and verification and validation.
Eight-week online course combining self-paced study with weekly live sessions, covering systems thinking, requirements, verification and validation, and technical management.
Three-day applied course with instructor-led workshops on each stage of the systems engineering method for defence projects.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
In-depth course on managing engineering projects: planning and organising engineering, requirements, design, configuration, interface, V&V and risk management.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, Pat Byrne
Overview of systems engineering principles and process elements for people who work alongside systems engineering rather than practise it in depth.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Richard Beasley, Dr Chris Hales
Self-paced online introduction to systems engineering roles, processes, requirements, architectures, verification and validation, and risk, in a predominantly DoD context.
Blended course applying systems engineering to transport projects: problem framing, stakeholders and competing needs, writing requirements, architecture, and verification and validation.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
In-company course (Systems Engineering for Engineers) for engineers in multidisciplinary teams, in five afternoon-evening sessions.
Course presenters may include: Dr. Erik Puik, Ir. Jos Gunsing, Ir. Rini Zwikker
Five-day course combining the three-day Systems Engineering—Introduction with a two-day practicum of conceptual and preliminary design exercises.
Course presenters may include: Mike Ryan
Three-day practical introduction to systems engineering across the whole system life cycle, with emphasis on requirements engineering, reviews and systems engineering management.
Course presenters may include: Mike Ryan
Three-day online course on systems engineering from system context and requirements to a SysML architecture, and on modelling to the NATO Architecture Framework (NAFv4) and the Bundeswehr ADMBw@NAFv4.
Practical systems engineering training covering requirements, architecture, interfaces, integration, verification and validation.
Online project-based course applying systems engineering to systems combining hardware and software: requirements allocation, trade-offs and integration issues.
Online course in decomposing customer needs into traceable, testable specifications using requirements analysis tools and case studies.
One-day practitioner course on tailoring systems engineering processes to balance formality, project risk, issues, opportunities, cost and schedule.
Course facilitators may include: William “Bill” Fournier
One-day workshop on running a threat analysis and risk assessment end to end under ISO/SAE 21434, from item definition to security goals and verifiable cybersecurity requirements.
Facilitator training in TeamStorming, using structured group exercises to capture stakeholder needs and ideas in a format useful to systems engineers.
Three-day course on the Automotive SPICE 4.0 processes from project management and requirements to verification, capability levels 2 and 3, and mapping ASPICE to ISO 26262 and IATF 16949, with ten exercises and a final exam.
Three-day deepening course in systems engineering techniques for controlling project content: customer requirements, design process, and verification and validation.
Three-day workshop on designing safety in during the requirements and design phases using a systems approach.
Practical requirements writing in a business analysis and software context, covering use cases, user stories, acceptance criteria and specification completeness.
Three-day workshop on writing system, software and hardware requirements and test cases under Automotive SPICE v4.0 and Hardware SPICE, with architecture notation and traceability.
Two-day seminar on specifying cybersecurity requirements, test cases and hardware/software interfaces from a threat analysis, worked through an airbag case study with attack trees, threat modelling and countermeasures.
One-day course on the characteristics of good requirements and how to find and fix requirements defects.
Write acquisition requirements around measurable results rather than prescribed implementation.