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Professional courses from specialist providers worldwide. Dates, pricing and enrolment are managed by each provider.
330 courses
175 courses do not state whether private / corporate delivery is available.
One-day seminar introducing systems engineering and the business case for it at enterprise, project and technical levels.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Richard Beasley
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
Two-day introduction to a structured systems approach to design, including model-based techniques, trade studies and design-related engineering disciplines.
Design accelerated tests to estimate how products perform over their service lives.
Advanced MBSE + SysML workshop on design and architecture patterns, trade studies, model-driven simulation and V&V automation, SysML customisation and architecture-centric processes, taught tool-independently.
Course presenters may include: Cris Kobryn
Self-paced continuation of MBSE Fundamentals applying the full construct of SysML across all nine diagrams, with simulation, model guidelines and model review.
Advanced architecting programme for experienced systems architects: two residential two-day blocks months apart, with personal coaching on the participant's own project.
Course presenters may include: Ger Schoeber
Four-week, module-based advanced T&E programme in testing real systems of systems, design of experiments, simulation validation, digital T&E and AI assurance.
Three-day introduction to systems engineering across the full lifecycle, taught through fantasy-themed team storytelling in which teams define, design and deliver a system.
Course facilitators may include: Jessica Korzeniowska
Model systems of systems using defense architecture views and SysML diagrams.
Seminar for managers and technical decision-makers on applying MBSE with SysML: languages, tools, frameworks and processes, and building an MBSE core architecture team.
Course presenters may include: Cris Kobryn
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 agile planning to multidisciplinary systems development.
Three-day blended short course on the systems engineering and safety assurance of autonomous systems that use AI, from hazards and machine learning assurance to human-autonomy teaming and the autonomous systems safety case.
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 hands-on course on system and design FMEA using the AIAG-VDA seven-step approach, from boundary and P diagrams to risk analysis, optimisation and design verification planning (DVP&R), with an optional certification exam.
Two-day introduction to systems engineering fundamentals with hands-on practice in writing testable requirements, traceability, verification and change management.
Three-day course in analyzing trade-offs between cost, performance and availability to support decisions across a system's lifecycle.
Tool-agnostic, hands-on course in building and using system models across the lifecycle, practiced in Innoslate (or Cameo in AIAA sessions).
Course on executing systems engineering on space programs: calibrating rigor, requirements, architecture, interfaces, verification planning and technical 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.
Online training, designed by Thales, in the Arcadia MBSE method and the Capella tool, applied to a case study through operational, system, logical and physical analysis.
Five-day systems-oriented architectural design course covering physical and logical architecture, MBSE, design decision-making, interfaces and design for reliability, safety, maintainability and producibility.
Course presenters may include: John Fitch
Three-day version of PPI's design course: physical and logical design, trade-off studies, functional and state-based design and specialty engineering.
Presented by: Robert Halligan
Four-course online programme on the architecture of complex systems, MBSE, quantitative methods and models in engineering, from MIT faculty and industry experts.
Course presenters may include: Edward F. Crawley, Bruce G. Cameron, Olivier L. de Weck
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
Three-day 'how to' course on ARP4761A aircraft and system safety assessment methods, from functional hazard assessment to aircraft safety assessment.
Course facilitators may include: Steve Beland, Damien Glynn, Lirong Tian, Johnson Wang
Two-day introduction to Automotive SPICE covering the process assessment and reference models, capability levels, assessments and the changes in ASPICE 4, with an emphasis on systems as well as software engineering.
Two-day course on the Automotive SPICE system processes: system requirements analysis, system architecture, system integration and qualification test, with traceability and process risk.
Two-day introduction to electric and automated vehicle architectures and to the design requirements that functional safety, SOTIF and cybersecurity place on them.
Four-day hands-on course on AR&M within systems engineering: failure causes, R&M management and engineering techniques, allocation, prediction, modeling and reliability growth.
Workshop on aircraft and avionics system development assurance under ARP4754A and ARP4754B, with ARP4761A safety assessment, requirements, V&V and model-based development.
Customizable classes and practical workshops in model-based systems engineering.
Course presenters may include: Bruce Powel Douglass
Tailored team training and workshops combining systems engineering techniques with practical application to organizational problems.
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.
Hands-on course in the Arcadia model-based engineering method, applied through a case study in the open-source Capella tool to build functional, logical and physical architectures.
Course on identifying, defining, documenting and confirming stakeholder and system requirements, with modeling, traceability, validation and change management.
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.
Instructor-led bootcamp preparing for the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) Associate or Certified Systems Engineering Professional (ASEP/CSEP) knowledge exam using the INCOSE Handbook v5.
Course facilitators may include: William “Bill” Fournier, Glen Francisco, Dr John Gill
Two-day course in setting up, facilitating and leading concurrent design teams, including decision support, margin management and preparing concurrent design studies.
How configuration management supports each stage of the product lifecycle, from product data and variants to changes and baselines.
Presented by: Dr Kevin Howard
Covers identification, change control, status accounting and audits for system configurations.
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.
Automotive cybersecurity engineering under ISO/SAE 21434 and UNECE R155/R156: cybersecurity management, TARA, security by design and lifecycle, and security testing, with hands-on exercises.
Integrate cybersecurity risk assessment into medical device development and testing.
Practise engineering decisions under uncertainty and competing objectives.
One-day workshop on planning an MBSE deployment: reasons, current and desired capability, the MBSE evolutionary path and the tasks to move along it.
Five-day on-site course on designing reliability into a system: reliability programme concepts, design and analysis methods, and test and evaluation, with hands-on reliability modelling, predictions, FMECA, FTA and Weibull exercises.
One-day online course, for in-company groups, on developing robust specifications and scopes of work with end users, technical experts and procurement.
Overview of digital engineering and how models, simulations and data enable it, from the US DoD strategy to digital threads and twins.
Course presenters may include: James E. Coolahan, PhD
Tailored architecture framework training advertised by Caucel Systemics under the title DoDAF.
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
Practical training in developing and maintaining enterprise architecture models using the Unified Architecture Framework.
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.
Introductory MBSE + SysML workshop teaching all SysML diagram types and allocation tables with whiteboard practice, requirements traceability and V&V on a model.
Course presenters may include: Cris Kobryn
Executive-level introduction to MBSE as an organizational capability: value, limits, adoption challenges and a practical roadmap.
Part-time 16-day executive certificate covering the management, technical and contractual processes of complex systems engineering, including integrated logistics support.
Three-day program for decision makers on life cycle management, including life cycle effectiveness, life cycle cost, ILS and RAM.
Four-hour module on establishing an effective failure reporting, analysis and corrective action system, from metrics and process to database, occurrence assessment and corrective actions.
One-day workshop on building and analysing fault trees for system and component events, with five breakout exercises and examples from real-world systems.
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
Three-day online course on functional safety management and ISO 26262: safety plan and safety case, hazard analysis and risk assessment, safety concepts, system-level development and safety analysis.
Two-day hands-on course on planning and reporting safety integration, verification and validation activities in the V-model for ISO 26262 functional safety and ISO 21448 SOTIF.
Two-day course on planning and reporting safety verification for ISO 26262 functional safety and SOTIF: verification in the V-model, requirements-based and concept-phase verification, and verification plans.
One-day ISO 26262 course for sales, legal, programme management, quality and configuration staff: safety culture, safety planning, OEM and supplier responsibilities, distributed development, safety cases and confirmation measures.
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.
Three-day course in systems architecting: classic methods, system-of-systems architectures, architecture frameworks, software and agile architecture, and the architect's role.
Course presenters may include: Jean Charles Domercant
Introduces systems planning, requirements, architecture, interfaces, integration, verification and validation.
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.
Bespoke one-to-five-day course built from a menu of reliability, availability, maintainability and safety analyses, from FMECA and fault trees to life cycle cost and level of repair analysis.
Twelve-day programme preparing participants for Certified Systems Engineer (GfSE)® Level B under the SE-ZERT® programme.
Twelve-day programme preparing participants for Certified Systems Engineer (GfSE)® Level C under the SE-ZERT® programme.
Twelve-day, four-month preparation for the Certified Systems Engineer (GfSE)® Levels C and B, combining self-study with monthly three-day classroom units.
One-day introduction to requirements management in systems engineering: stakeholders and needs, types and quality of requirements, review, change and traceability.
Two-day introduction to systems engineering (Fundamentals of Systems Engineering) with industrial case studies, in person or in-house.
Course presenters may include: Ulf Könemann, Michel Scholtysik
Two-day workshop on tailoring the lifecycle and maturity measures for a project and capturing them in a systems engineering management plan.
Two-hour module on human capabilities and limitations and their effect on system performance in remotely piloted aircraft systems: scope of human factors, the SHELL model and error types.
Plan human systems integration tests within a systems engineering test program.
Course presenters may include: Clayton J Hutto, Debra Jones
Two-hour module on interface design principles that support safe operation of remotely piloted aircraft systems: display layout, alerting, control inputs and HMI failure case studies.
Five-day course on IEC 61508 for people who identify and analyse safety aspects of E/E/PE systems: the safety life-cycle, system, hardware and software safety requirements, risk and SIL determination, and safety analysis techniques.
Four-day workshop for ILS practitioners on ILS management and planning, system and cost effectiveness, LSA and progressive assurance, life cycle costing and cost estimation.
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
Three-day course on the principles of in-service support engineering, operations management and contracting to deliver best value through life.
Four-week live-online cohort course walking through all six parts of the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook v5.0 for ASEP/CSEP exam preparation.
Five-day, five-module review of the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook, Fifth Edition, for the knowledge exam used for ASEP and CSEP, with timed practice questions, a mock exam and a personal revision plan.
Tailored training advertised under the title INCOSE SE Views.
Company-specific preparation for the INCOSE ASEP and CSEP exams, working through the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook with practice questions, over two to five days.
Classroom course building systems engineering skills while preparing for the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) Associate or Certified Systems Engineering Professional (ASEP/CSEP) knowledge exam.
Presented by: Mike Johnson
Five-day live course preparing participants for the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) Systems Engineering Professional (SEP) knowledge exam, using the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook, Fifth Edition.
Course facilitators may include: Paul Davies, Francois Retief, Dr Ron Carson, Dan Foster, Dr Devanandham Henry, Stueti Gupta, Mudit Mittal
Four-day classroom preparation for the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) SEP knowledge exam at ASEP or CSEP level, aligned with the Systems Engineering Handbook, Fifth Edition.
Self-paced online preparation for the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) Systems Engineering Professional (SEP) knowledge exam, covering the Systems Engineering Handbook, Fifth Edition, with video instruction, process-flow learning aids, quizzes, practice exams and lifetime access.
Course facilitators may include: Paul Martin
Group-training preparation for the INCOSE ASEP/CSEP exam, walking through all processes of the INCOSE SE Handbook with a process flow diagram, quizzes and a sample exam.
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.
Two-day intacs course for Automotive SPICE assessors and process experts on the Hardware SPICE extension: the hardware engineering processes HWE.1 to HWE.4, rating rules, ISO 26262 mappings and guided assessment practice.
Course on ILS planning and data management, logistic support analysis, RAM, RCM, training needs analysis, technical documentation, life cycle cost and LORA.
Four-day first-principles course on integrated product support across the materiel life cycle, including logistics support analysis, RAM, FMECA, RCM, LORA and technical data.
Practitioner-level course on integration, verification and validation of complex systems, consistent with ISO 15288 and the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook.
Course presenters may include: Mike Johnson, Dr Marco Di Maio, Dr Kevin Howard
Intensive 1.5-day workshop on planning the introduction of systems engineering in an organisation (Strategic Planning of Systems Engineering).
Course presenters may include: Ulf Könemann
Course on defining and managing interfaces to avoid delays, rework and disputes, built around eight interface-management practices.
Presented by: Paul Davies
Intermediate MBSE + SysML workshop on recursive analysis and design patterns, modelling and simulation for V&V, trade studies and large-scale model management, taught tool-independently with whiteboard practice.
Course presenters may include: Cris Kobryn
Two-day introduction to configuration management across the system life cycle, structured around the five EIA-649-C configuration management functions.
Course presenters may include: Mike Ryan
One-day course on T&E methodology across the Defence Capability Life Cycle, from T&E types and strategies to TEMP development.
Course presenters may include: Mark Schweikert
One-day introduction to FMECA in the design of complex systems, and an overview of the reliability-centred maintenance analysis that follows.
Course presenters may include: Jim Ellwood
Course on planning and managing the development of a system's support system as an integrated part of developing the technical system.
Introduction to MBSE versus document-centric design, digital engineering, the role of the system model, and the three pillars of MBSE: languages, approaches and tools.
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.
Two-day foundation in systems engineering principles and processes, aligned with ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 and the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook.
Course tutor: Mark Williamson
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 introduction to systems engineering and MBSE with SysML using electric and automated vehicle examples, linked to ISO 26262, ISO/SAE 21434 and ISO/PAS 21448.
Why, what and how of systems thinking: system boundaries, classification, cause and effect, complexity and thinking tools, applied in three workshops.
Presented by: Dr Marco Di Maio
One-day introduction to systems thinking and the systems engineering process for managers, operators and engineers on major projects.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
Virtual-classroom overview of test and evaluation (T&E) principles and processes across the Capability Life Cycle, from concept to disposal.
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.
Five-day course on planning, conducting and reporting ISO 26262 functional safety assessments, audits and confirmation reviews, with 15 exercises evaluating safety plans, concepts, analyses, test plans and safety cases.
One-day workshop on failure mode, effects and diagnostic analysis (FMEDA) for ISO 26262 hardware: part identification, FIT tables, failure mode distribution, single-point and latent fault metrics, and the safety plan.
Workshop on the AIAG-VDA supplemental FMEA for monitoring and system response (FMEA-MSR) in ISO 26262 work, run in a two-day edition and a one-day edition: preparation, structure, function, failure and risk analysis, optimisation and communicating risk.
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.
Two-day introduction to ISO 26262 for managers and product development staff, also run as a one-day executive edition: the standard's framework, ASIL tables, safety management, the concept phase and the safety concepts.
Five-day advanced ISO 26262 workshop for certified practitioners that builds a complete safety case, working through the work products and ASIL tables of all 12 parts with independent review of selected work products.
Five-day ISO 26262 course focused on hardware and semiconductor development, from safety management and the concept phase to hardware safety requirements, diagnostic coverage, hardware metrics and Part 11, with an optional certification exam.
Five-day course covering all 12 parts of ISO 26262 through a running case study, with an optional certification exam; Omnex also offers motorcycle and trucks-and-buses editions.
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.
Three-day course on vulnerability analysis and assessment under ISO/SAE 21434: scanning and exploits, infrastructure and controller vulnerabilities, failure modes, vulnerabilities and effects analysis (FMVEA), CVSS scoring and risk assessment.
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
Introductory course on managing engineering projects, combining systems engineering basics with planning, organising and engineering management controls.
Course presenters may include: Pat Byrne
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
Two-day introduction to the foundations of concurrent design and model-based systems engineering (MBSE), with examples from practice.
Four-day practical MBSE course applying the Arcadia method with Capella, from requirements to physical architecture, on an agricultural-drone case study.
Introduces model-based engineering as a decision-support approach across development, operation and maintenance.
One-day workshop on architecture frameworks and enabling patterns, giving a model-based toolkit for tailoring or creating frameworks.
Six-session MBSE course applying SysML v1 and a tailored OOSEM method within digital engineering, building a system model.
Applies model-based systems engineering to mission and enterprise architectures using the Unified Architecture Framework and CATIA Magic.
Uses SysML and CATIA Magic for requirements, system structure and behavior across the development lifecycle.
Uses SysML v2 and CATIA Magic to define and analyze system requirements, structure and behavior.
Apply the ARCADIA method in Capella to model the missions, capabilities and architecture of an agricultural drone.
Training in architectural model execution through behavioral and parametric simulation, trade studies and co-simulation.
Closed MBSE course on system modeling with SysML in an MBSE tool, using an end-to-end case study from use cases and requirements to logical and physical architecture.
Hands-on SysML v1 group workshop with MagicDraw/Cameo tool exercises, or a language-only version, presented by Dr Darren Kelly.
Course presenters may include: Dr Darren Kelly
SysML v2 group workshop covering all concepts and notations with textual examples, with Cameo SysML v2 tool exercises or a language-only version.
Course presenters may include: Dr Darren Kelly
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.
Hands-on workshop in which teams design a space mission from an RFP and defend their architecture at a formal Mission Concept Review.
Course on mission engineering as decision support: defining mission context, decomposing mission threads and evaluating solution options with mission-level metrics.
Two-day short course on MBSE fundamentals, model quality, lifecycle management and organisational adoption.
Course presenters may include: Ebrahim Aly
Tailored, tool-agnostic MBSE course based on SysML: essential diagrams, requirements modeling, functional, logical and physical architecture, traceability and MBSE workflows.
MBSE workshop teaching integrated operational, functional and physical modelling with SysML, available onsite or as a self-paced course.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
Foundational MBSE course covering modelling languages such as SysML and the relationships between requirements, architecture and behaviour.
Foundations of MBSE for requirements capture and validation and for design, placed in the context of lifecycle-based system development.
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.
Overview of how models and simulations are used across every phase of the systems engineering lifecycle, from needs analysis to sustainment.
Course presenters may include: James E. Coolahan, PhD
Four-day introduction to model-based systems engineering with SysML v2, from oose, a co-developer of the language.
Two-day hands-on introduction to MBSE with SysML (Model-Based Systems Engineering with SysML), taught using Cameo Systems Modeler.
Course presenters may include: Robin Grote, Wissam Halawi, Isaac Mpidi Bita
Four-day introduction in German to model-based systems engineering with SysML v1 and oose's SYSMOD method, from the system idea through requirements and analysis to system architecture, worked on a shared case study.
Five-day MBSE course using SysML v1 and the FAS method to move from system idea and requirements to a stable functional architecture.
Live-online SysML v1 course of more than 35 hours preparing for the OMG OCSMP Model User and Model Builder: Fundamental exams.
Course facilitators may include: Lenny Delligatti
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 overview of how Automotive SPICE, ISO 26262 functional safety and ISO/SAE 21434 cybersecurity fit together in product development, from the concept phase to system, software and hardware processes and management.
Three-day course on reliability programme concepts, design analysis methods and test approaches in the V-model, from reliability maths and prediction to FMEA, fault tree analysis and reliability growth testing.
One-day course on building an integration, verification and validation (IVV) strategy, verification planning and procedures, and managing errors found in verification.
Course presenters may include: Raphaël Faudou, Ida Electra Dahl, Mourad Chibane, Julien Torres, Mayssa Chebbi, Guillaume Lanfrey
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.
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.
Five-day online preparation for the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) ASEP and CSEP knowledge exam, with exam simulations.
Trainer: Ilyes Yousfi
Two-day seminar on building the structured argument for an item's cybersecurity under ISO/SAE 21434 and SAE J3061: goals, arguments and evidence, a layered argument model, GSN and the MISRA argument structure.
Two-day seminar on building a safety case from the start of a functional safety project to serial production, using goal structuring notation and the MISRA guidelines for safety arguments.
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.
Group-training course on systems engineering fundamentals using the INCOSE SE Handbook: organizational and project context, requirements, specialty engineering and technical processes.
Two-day in-company course in product configuration management, delivered on site or online.
Course presenters may include: Frank Ploegmakers
Two-day course on modular architecture for product families and lines, and the impact of product-line policy.
Formal techniques for managing risk and opportunity together across the system lifecycle, from acquirer, supplier and developer perspectives.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, Pat Byrne
Hands-on RAMS course for engineers: allocating RAMS targets and requirements, preliminary safety analysis, FMEA, design for maintainability, reliability testing and RCM.
One-day overview of reliability, availability, maintainability and safety (RAMS) processes across the life cycle for managers.
Two-hour module on the threat and error management framework for remotely piloted aircraft operations: common threats, error types, detection and recovery, checklists and incident analysis.
Three-day introduction to reliability engineering principles and their use in design, manufacturing, test and field support, including FMECA and reliability demonstration tests.
Three-day course on quantitative reliability analysis across the system life cycle: stress-strength analysis, data analysis, reliability demonstration tests and design of experiments.
Course presenters may include: Rich Wisniewski
Four-hour module on the key concepts and activities of reliability-centred maintenance, from maintenance significant items and functional breakdown to failure modes and zonal analysis.
Three-day foundation course in reliability engineering across design, manufacture, test and field support: reliability maths and data analysis, predictions, FMECA, fault tree analysis and reliability testing.
Three-day on-site course on growing reliability through the whole life cycle: reliability growth management, design methods such as FMECA, FTA and physics of failure, and test-based growth with FRACAS and growth models.
Four-hour module on reliability prediction analysis: its basis, reliability modelling, the main reliability standards and prediction calculations, finding or estimating reliability data, and the limits of the analysis.
Workshop-based course on capturing and validating requirements received from stakeholders, independent of domain.
A practical overview of requirements from discovery through 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.
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.
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.
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
Five-day immersion in problem definition for military capability: requirements, Operational Concept Descriptions (OCD) and Concepts of Operations (CONOPS).
Presented by: Robert Halligan
Introduction for systems engineers to designing for faults, hazards and threats: fault accommodation, risk management and the relationship between safety and security.
Two-day course on integrating ISO 26262, ISO 21448 and ISO 8800 into development processes for AI systems: AI safety management, assurance arguments, safety requirements, verification and validation.
Classroom seminar on aircraft and system safety assessment to CS 25.1309, ARP4754B and ARP4761: functional hazard assessment, FTA, FMEA and common cause analyses.
Two-day course on scoping projects and eliciting, documenting and validating requirements in regulated or systems engineering environments.
Workshop on risk-oriented automotive security testing: ISO 21434 terminology, TARA, secure coding and code analysis, fuzz testing and grey-box penetration testing, with a live fuzzing demonstration.
Two-day introduction to SysML v2 in an MBSE context: textual and graphical syntax, structural and behavioural concepts, and the SysML v2 API.
Three-day bootcamp on software failure modes and effects analysis and software reliability, including how to work with IEEE 1633.
Course presenters may include: Ann Marie Neufelder
Workshop on performing a software failure mode and effects analysis at any stage of development, run as a two-day course and a one-day ISO 26262 core-tools edition: boundary diagram, failure modes, causes, controls, effects, risk priority and the verification plan.
Two-day course on planning, developing and maintaining a software FMEA with the SAE J1025 method through the software lifecycle, from architecture and failure modes to criticality, action priority and a software verification plan.
Workshop-oriented course on software requirements analysis and on writing and structuring Software Requirements Specifications, regardless of development approach.
One-week course on the systems approach to spacecraft design and the interaction of spacecraft subsystems, run by the Astronautics Group since 1974.
Two-hour module on the human factors challenges particular to remotely piloted aircraft: physical separation, teleoperation and delayed feedback, workload, trust in automation, fatigue, and ethical and legal questions.
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.
Five-day practical course on applying and managing logistic support analysis within a systems engineering context, following the LSA process through the life cycle.
Four-day workshop-based course on failure modes and effects analysis and the theory and practical application of reliability-centered maintenance decisions.
Hands-on modeling programme covering model organization, requirements, structural and behavioral diagrams, interfaces and traceability.
Tailored SysML training advertised by Caucel Systemics as part of its systems engineering training services..
Create a comprehensive model of an existing system through a guided individual project. The course extends intermediate modelling into relationships between elements, reusable models, deliverables and design, analysis and simulation interoperability.
Introductory training for stakeholders and engineering leaders who read and review SysML models.
Four-day practical syllabus using a continuing drone example to connect SysML v2 language foundations, requirements, structure, behavior and verification.
Instructor-led modeling programme addressing SysML v2, model-based engineering methods, architecture and simulation.
Practitioner-focused introduction to SysML v2 from first principles, preparing for the SysML v2 Model User certification exam; live or on demand.
Course facilitators may include: Lenny Delligatti
Conversion course in German for SysML v1 users: the language architecture of SysML v2, the key differences from v1, modelling from requirements to architecture, the API and services, variant modelling and migration strategies.
Introduces connected system models using SysML version 2.
Tailored training combining SysML and CAMEO within Caucel Systemics engineering training services..
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
Group-training course on developing system architecture and hardware/software design within the systems engineering process, focused on mission-critical systems.
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.
Three-day course on the right side of the V-model: integration approaches, evaluation methods (analysis, demonstration, inspection, test), traceability and verification and validation planning.
Introduces SysML system models through requirements, structure and behavior.
Two-day course for improving system requirements engineering practice, run twice a year.
Course presenters may include: Cees Michielsen
One-day introduction for project and engineering managers to integrating system safety activities, safety cases and hazard management into an acquisition program.
Course presenters may include: Matthew Squair
Three-day system safety course for safety specialists covering safety planning, safety cases, hazard identification, fault tree, event tree and FMECA techniques, and safety standards.
Course presenters may include: Matthew Squair
Course on planning and executing verification and validation across the system lifecycle, with hands-on assembly, integration and verification exercises on a desktop CubeSat.
Course facilitators may include: Jerry Jon Sellers
Two-day workshop on a systems approach to verification and validation, including early design V&V as well as build V&V.
System architecting course for high-tech companies, applied to participants' own product development case, in person, blended or online.
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
Customisable certificate program for organisations on systems architecting principles, frameworks (DODAF, UAF, TOGAF, MOSA) and SysML architecture modelling.
Course presenters may include: Kenneth L. Preston, DBA
Three-day training on documenting requirements and system architecture in prose and with SysML, including NAFv4 variants.
Two-day course on systematic systems engineering based on INCOSE, SysML and ASPICE: complexity, SysML modeling and MBSE frameworks, architecture evaluation, product lines and system V&V.
One-day workshop introducing systems engineering, from systems thinking and lifecycle models to MBSE, requirements, architecture and V&V.
One-day overview of systems engineering for non-specialists on defence programs, such as project managers, ILS, finance and capability staff.
Course presenters may include: Mark Eggler
One-day introduction to systems engineering fundamentals, the system lifecycle and how systems engineering roles differ from project management.
Compact course on systems engineering processes and methods according to ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288, using the GfSE systems engineering handbook.
Two-day course on the organisational and business side of systems engineering, including quality and risk management and introducing systems engineering.
Classroom seminar on the aircraft and system development processes of SAE ARP4754B / EUROCAE ED-79B and their relationship to generic systems engineering, with a worked braking-system example.
Intensive course for engineers moving into senior technical roles: complexity, architecting, design optimisation, IV&V, technical management, RAM and soft skills.
Course presenters may include: Mike Johnson, Dr Marco Di Maio, Dr Sebastian Klabes, Sandra Roth
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
Company-specific two- to three-day introduction to the key principles, processes and methods of systems engineering, adaptable to the organization's needs.
Provides support for the INCOSE certification application and knowledge examination.
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
Explores how project management and systems engineering support each other in technical delivery.
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.
Three-day systems engineering fundamentals course covering core systems engineering principles, technical processes, architecture, project risk, verification and validation and professional practice.
Course facilitators may include: Mike Johnson, Dr Marco Di Maio
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.
Systems engineering fundamentals applied to fusion R&D: roles, ISO 15288, operational and functional analysis, lifecycles, risk and V&V, with a fusion workshop.
Presented by: Dr Marco Di Maio
Three-day practical introduction to systems engineering based on the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook and ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288, applying systems thinking to an example project.
One-day overview of systems engineering terminology, disciplines, roles and MBSE diagram types for newcomers.
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
Course for engineering managers on establishing a systems-engineering-led organisation: processes, roles, professional development and interdisciplinary integration.
Presented by: Mike Johnson
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
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.
Three-day course on lifecycle management and the role of reviews in controlling risk, taught through a case study project.
Course on applying systems thinking and systems engineering as a leadership capability in complex, asset-intensive environments, from a one-day overview to a three-day workshop.
Course facilitators may include: John Nasr
Introduces SysML notation and system-modeling practices for use with appropriate methods and tools.
Workshop on developing and managing systems of systems: capabilities engineering, architecture frameworks, complexity, integration, collaboration and T&E.
Course facilitators may include: Glen Francisco, William “Bill” Fournier, Dr John Gill
Practical analysis and modelling of system reliability, availability and maintainability, including FMECA, fault trees, RBDs and MBSE support.
Presented by: Dr Kevin Howard
Two-day in-person training in systems thinking for interdisciplinary teams (Systems Thinking – Mastering Complexity), presented as core to systems engineering.
Course presenters may include: Ulf Könemann, Anja Schierbaum, Daniel Nordsiek
Two-day case-based course using lessons learned to build decision-making frameworks for systems engineering and project management challenges.
Two-day classroom course on systems thinking principles and the systems-of-systems approach to managing interacting, independent systems.
Investigate complex problems before a business change project begins.
Self-paced online course of about eight hours on systems thinking, complexity and the core principles and processes of systems engineering.
Course presenters may include: Jawahar Bhalla
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.
Five-day face-to-face course in planning, conducting, analysing and managing test and evaluation (T&E) across the Capability Life Cycle; the same content is offered with assessment as the Certificate IV in Test and Evaluation.
Program for experienced SysML v1 practitioners on the SysML v2 metamodel and a step-by-step process for migrating existing models.
Course presenters may include: Kenneth Lo
Nine live sessions building a complete Unified Architecture Framework model, preparing for the OMG UAF Model User exam.
Course presenters may include: Matthew Hause
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 overview of the ISO 21448 safety of the intended functionality standard: foreseeable misuse, functional insufficiencies, triggering events and verification and validation strategies.
Three-day deepening course in systems engineering techniques for controlling project content: customer requirements, design process, and verification and validation.
Preparation for the Certified Systems Engineer (GfSE)® Level B exam, taught in four three-day blocks.
Preparation for the Certified Systems Engineer (GfSE)® Level C exam, taught in four three-day blocks.
Estimate product reliability from failure and survival data using Weibull analysis.
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.