SysML with MBSE Using Magicdraw Training in Marina Bay, Singapore

SysML with MBSE using MagicDraw training focuses on utilizing the SysML modeling language and MagicDraw tool to implement Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) practices in system design. The course covers the creation of various SysML diagrams, such as block definition, internal block, use case, and sequence diagrams, to represent complex system structures and behaviors. Participants learn how to develop comprehensive system models, define requirements, and allocate system components and functions using MagicDraw’s powerful modeling capabilities. The training also emphasizes the integration of SysML models into the engineering workflow to ensure traceability, validation, and verification of system designs. By completing this training, professionals gain the expertise to apply MBSE principles with SysML and MagicDraw to enhance collaboration, reduce risks, and streamline system development processes.

Introduction to SysML and MagicDraw Basics

• Introduction to Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)

• What is MBSE and its role in modern system development.

• Overview of SysML as a modeling language for MBSE.

• Key components of MBSE and the lifecycle.

• Introduction to SysML

• Understanding SysML diagram types: BDD (Block Definition Diagram), IBD (Internal Block Diagram), Activity Diagrams, etc.

• Differences between SysML and UML.

• Getting Started with MagicDraw

• Overview of MagicDraw interface and key features.

• Navigating the MagicDraw environment: Project Browser, Diagram Canvas, and Properties View.

• Creating a new project and setting up a SysML model.

• Hands-On Exercise

Creating and Using SysML Diagrams in MagicDraw

• Block Definition Diagram (BDD)

• Overview of Block Definition Diagram and its purpose.

• Creating Blocks and defining their attributes and operations.

• Managing relationships between blocks (e.g., associations, generalizations, and dependencies).

• Internal Block Diagram (IBD)

• Introduction to Internal Block Diagrams and their use in showing component interactions.

• Adding parts, connectors, and ports to represent system elements and their interactions.

• Mapping Blocks from BDD to IBD.

• Use Case and Activity Diagrams

• Creating Use Case Diagrams to define system functionality.

• Activity Diagrams to model workflows and business processes.

• Connecting Use Cases and Activity Diagrams to Blocks and Operations.

• Hands-On Exercise

Advanced SysML Modeling and Simulation with MagicDraw

• State Machine Diagrams

• Introduction to State Machine Diagrams for modeling system behavior.

• Creating states, transitions, and events in MagicDraw.

• Implementing behaviors and state changes in the model.

• Requirements Traceability in MagicDraw

• Introduction to requirements modeling and traceability in MBSE.

• Associating requirements with SysML elements (e.g., Blocks, Operations).

• Managing requirements in MagicDraw and ensuring traceability.

• Simulation and Validation of SysML Models

• Simulating system behavior in MagicDraw to validate models.

• Understanding and debugging simulation results.

• Managing validation of system models for consistency and correctness.

• Creating and Sharing Models

• Sharing SysML models for collaboration in MBSE teams.

• Exporting and printing diagrams from MagicDraw.

• Integrating MagicDraw with other MBSE tools and systems.

• Hands-On Exercise