Learner Objectives
You will have the opportunity to further embrace the significance and value of digital engineering, gaining valuable insights into cultivating a team that can excel at model-based methods.
- Use the new SysML v2 textual notation to create models with the speed of writing code
- Connect requirements directly to system structures to reduce errors in translation
- Leverage version control and standardized APIs to sync your work with other engineering tools
- Use the new textual syntax to enable automated model generation using AI
- Gain the knowledge needed for the upcoming OCSMP SysML v2 certification
Organizational Value
Organizations that deliver this program as a custom or enterprise offering can:
- Establish a strong MBSE foundation using SysML v2 as a consistent modeling language across teams and programs
- Reduce rework and integration risk by improving traceability between requirements, architecture, behavior, and analysis
- Accelerate digital engineering adoption by moving teams from document-centric practices to executable models
- Improve interoperability across engineering tools and disciplines using standardized APIs and textual modeling
- Develop practitioners capable of contributing to model governance, reuse, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Prepare teams for long-term SysML v2 adoption while supporting coexistence with legacy approaches where required
This program covers everything needed to take advantage of the newest MBSE and SysML constructs:
- Foundations of MBSE and SysML v2: Understand why MBSE is utilized and explore the new logical foundation known as Kernel Modeling (KerML)
- Modeling Environment: Introduction to the modeling tool interface in Cameo Systems Modeler
- System Organization: Manage the workspace through Package Definition
- Requirements and Use Cases: Defining what the system must do, how well it must perform, and how users will interact with it
- Behavior Modeling: Defining system tasks through Action Definitions, system states through State Transitions, and component interactions through messages and occurrence definitions
- System Structure: Establishing the fundamental structure using Part Definitions and defining how parts are connected through Port Definitions
- Parametrics and Attributes: Defining what happens inside system blocks through Constraint Usages and maintaining model values through Attribute Definitions
- New Representations: Exploring both the new SysML v2 graphical representations and the powerful new textual notation
- Interoperability and Automation: Connect models with standard APIs to pull data from other engineering tools and leveraging textual notation for version control or AI-assisted generation
This course addresses the needs of systems engineering professionals in aerospace, automotive, defense, electronics, energy, and medical devices. This course targets the proficiencies needed for OCSMP certifications for SysML v2 Levels 1 and 2.
I previously completed an MBSE Fundamentals course. Is it still appropriate to take this program?
Yes. SysML v2 represents a significant shift from earlier MBSE approaches. This course introduces foundational MBSE concepts using the new SysML v2 language, semantics, and workflows, making it complementary to earlier MBSE Fundamentals courses rather than duplicative.
How is this program different from vendor or tool-focused training?
Vendor training typically emphasizes tool features and workflows. This program focuses on the underlying MBSE principles, SysML v2 language semantics, and modeling rigor that enable teams to apply tools effectively. Cameo Systems Modeler is used extensively, but always in service of sound modeling practice, architectural intent, and long-term adoption.
Is this course focused on SysML v2 or does it also cover SysML v1?
The course is SysML v2–centric. It introduces MBSE fundamentals using the new SysML v2 language and metamodel rather than retrofitting SysML v1 concepts. Where relevant, differences from SysML v1 are discussed to support teams transitioning from legacy approaches or operating in mixed environments.
Can this course be tailored to our organization’s tools and standards?
Yes. As a custom or enterprise offering, the program can be tailored to align with your organization’s modeling conventions, governance standards, toolchain, and system context. While Cameo Systems Modeler is used for instruction, labs and examples can be adapted to reflect your environment and objectives.
What is the delivery format and typical cohort size?
This program is delivered as a private cohort for a single organization. Ideal class size is 15–25 participants to support hands-on labs and instructor interaction. Delivery options include on-site, live virtual, or hybrid formats.
How long is the program?
The program consists of 42 hours of instruction and hands-on labs, equivalent to 4.2 CEUs. Scheduling can be configured as consecutive days or distributed sessions, depending on organizational needs.
What prerequisites are expected for participants?
Participants should have an engineering background and familiarity with systems engineering concepts. No prior SysML experience is strictly required, though experience with modeling or MBSE concepts is helpful. Optional pre-course refreshers can be provided if needed.
Do you provide software licenses for the course?
Educational licenses for Cameo Systems Modeler may be provided for instructional use when needed. Whenever possible, organizations are encouraged to use their existing licensed environments to align learning with internal configurations and standards.
What about data security and intellectual property?
No proprietary or sensitive data is required. Labs use instructor-provided or sanitized models. For corporate programs, delivery can be conducted under NDA and aligned with organizational security and IP requirements.
Does this program support long-term organizational adoption?
Yes. In addition to individual skill development, the course is designed to support organizational capability building, including consistent modeling practices, reuse, and readiness for broader SysML v2 adoption across teams and programs.
Does this course align with professional certification?
Yes. The course supports foundational knowledge aligned with OCSMP SysML v2 certification at Levels 1 and 2.
