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SysML is an extension of UML with additional diagram techniques to provide the systems engineer with more tools to specify products, visualize formulas and specify & manage requirements.
The SysML foundation course consists of 3 days of lessons, usually once a week. You can take a SysML Foundation exam after the course. In the course you will learn the basic concepts and syntax of SysML, know which diagrams there are and how to read and understand them. You can discover errors in SysML diagrams and correct them. SysML is explained using recognizable examples such as a car system, satellite management system, a burglar alarm and a surveillance system. The textbook SysML Distilled is used, so that everyone understands how to apply the various diagrams and when and why.

We treat;

SYSML
Use case diagram
Activity diagram
Sequential diagram
Collaboration/Communication Diagram
State machine diagram
Time diagram
Block Definition Diagram (= class diagram, the WHAT needs to happen is highlighted)
Internal Block Diagram (= class diagram but more detailed, the HOW things happen is highlighted)
Requirements Diagram
Parametric Diagram

We also look at Ports, Interfaces and various dependencies such as; "Trace", "Satisfy", "Verify", Refine", "Copy" and "Derive".

Literature
SysML Distilled, sample exams, case study. SysML,UML Practical Guide, Workbook

Starting guarantee
If you have a starting guarantee, your course can always start, even if there are insufficient participants.

Contents

• Domain analysis,
• Object oriented concepts,
• Introduction to SysML,
• UML & SysML similarities and differences,
• Modeling requirements,
• The structured approach to design.,
• Modeling system structure with SysML,
• making Block Definition Diagrams and Internal Block Diagrams,
• Modeling system behavior with SysML,
• state machines and sequence diagrams,
• Modeling system constraints and performing trade studies with SysML,
• modeling with Parametric Diagrams,
• Modeling behavior with activity diagrams,
• Modeling software versus hardware aspects of a system,
• Ports
• Allocations
• Dependencies
• Use case diagram,
• Use cases,
• sequence model,
• activity model,
• states model

Target audience
This course is intended for systems analysts, systems architects, systems engineers, professionals who want to gain knowledge and skills in using SysML, the jargon, concepts, models and relationships of SysML diagrams/artifacts.

Level & prior knowledge
HBO level expected, no prior knowledge required, no UML knowledge required or knowledge of object orientation

Exam* (optional)
SysML Foundation exam has 30 multiple choice questions, takes a maximum of 1 hour and with 17 or more questions you pass. These are open book exams (anything is allowed).

Start and follow-up planning
Agile in consultation, (or fixed data/schedule if purchased as an option, with this fixed own schedule option your course is guaranteed to start).

*the SysML Foundation assessment is fully owned and maintained by The Business & IT Exams Association.