SysML with Rhapsody Training and Certification in Marina Bay, Singapore

SysML with Rhapsody training teaches professionals how to use IBM Rational Rhapsody, a powerful modeling tool, in conjunction with the SysML (Systems Modeling Language) to design complex systems. The course covers SysML diagram types such as block definition, internal block, activity, and sequence diagrams to represent system components and behaviors effectively. Participants learn how to model system architectures, define system requirements, and allocate them across various subsystems using Rhapsody’s comprehensive features. The training also emphasizes best practices for model-based systems engineering (MBSE), including simulation, validation, and integration of models for real-world applications. By completing this training, professionals gain the skills to leverage SysML and Rhapsody for efficient system design, analysis, and documentation in multidisciplinary engineering projects.

Introduction to SysML and Rhapsody Interface

• Introduction to SysML

• What is SysML and its role in system modeling.

• Overview of SysML diagrams: Block Definition Diagram (BDD), Internal Block Diagram (IBD), Use Case Diagram, Activity Diagram, etc.

• SysML vs UML: Key differences.

• Introduction to IBM Rhapsody

• Overview of the Rhapsody environment.

• Key components: Model Browser, Diagram Canvas, and Properties View.

• Navigating the Rhapsody interface and creating a new project.

• Basic SysML Modeling with Rhapsody

• Creating and managing Blocks in Rhapsody.

• Introduction to Block Definition Diagrams (BDD).

• Adding attributes and operations to blocks.

• Hands-On Exercise

Modeling Techniques with SysML Diagrams in Rhapsody

• Internal Block Diagram (IBD) and Interfaces

• Creating Internal Block Diagrams (IBD).

• Defining relationships between blocks (associations, dependencies, etc.).

• Introduction to Ports and Interfaces in SysML.

• Use Case and Activity Diagrams

• Creating Use Case Diagrams to define system functionality.

• Activity Diagrams for modeling workflows and behavior.

• Connecting Use Case and Activity diagrams with Blocks and Operations.

• SysML Requirement Modeling

• Introduction to requirements modeling in SysML.

• Traceability: Linking requirements with system components.

• Using Rhapsody to capture and manage requirements.

• Hands-On Exercise

Advanced SysML Modeling and Simulation in Rhapsody

• State Machine Diagrams

• Modeling system behavior using State Machine Diagrams.

• States, transitions, and events.

• Implementing state behavior in Rhapsody.

• Sequence Diagrams and Simulation

• Introduction to Sequence Diagrams for modeling interactions.

• Simulating models in Rhapsody to check behavior.

• Analyzing simulation results and debugging models.

• Modeling for System Architecture

• Using SysML for system architecture design.

• Structuring large systems using sub-systems and component diagrams.

• Hands-On Exercise