Munich engineering consultancy and licensed SE-ZERT® training provider offering certification preparation, system architecture and requirements management training.
Rücker + Schindele Beratende Ingenieure GmbH is an engineering consultancy based in Munich. Its academy runs systems engineering training at its Munich training center: preparation for GfSE SE-ZERT® Levels C and B (including the lateral-entry Level B route), preparation for the INCOSE ASEP/CSEP exam, a systems engineering overview, system architecture on the path to MBSE, and requirements management.
Training is mainly in German, with English offered for several courses or on request, and can be tailored as in-house training.
One-day virtual follow-on workshop assessing architecture development against safety and security and comparing OOSEM, Harmony-SE, RUP-SE and FAS.
One-day follow-on course on requirements elicitation, documentation, review and modeling, requirements administration, change management, agile requirements and tool support.
Twelve-day program in four three-day blocks preparing for Certified Systems Engineer (GfSE)® Level B, with an exam day usually added as a thirteenth day.
Twelve-day program in four three-day blocks preparing for Certified Systems Engineer (GfSE)® Level C, based on the GfSE German-language systems engineering handbook.
Three-day course preparing experienced engineers for the GfSE lateral-entry exam, which gives access to Level B certification without a Level C certificate.
One-day introduction to requirements management in systems engineering: stakeholders and needs, types and quality of requirements, review, change and traceability.
Three-day classroom preparation in Munich for the INCOSE ASEP and CSEP knowledge exam, taught in German with English practice questions.
Two-day course on system architecture for mechatronic systems: standards and terms, architecture views, the ISO 15288 architecture and design process, frameworks and the path to MBSE.
One-day overview of systems engineering: its value, terms, system hierarchy, standards, the system life cycle, the V model and the ISO 15288:2023 processes.