Participants will learn how to:
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Use SysML v2 graphical and textual notation to create and manage system models
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Understand MBSE fundamentals using the SysML v2 language and KerML foundation
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Organize models using package definitions and reusable structures
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Connect requirements directly to system structure and behavior to reduce errors and ambiguity
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Model system behavior using action-based execution semantics
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Define system structure using part and port definitions
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Apply parametrics and attributes to support analysis and system evaluation
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Leverage SysML v2 textual notation, standardized APIs, and version control to support automation and interoperability
- Build foundational knowledge aligned with OCSMP SysML v2 certification at Levels 1 and 2
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 is designed for individual professionals who are:
- New to Model-Based Systems Engineering
- Transitioning from document-based systems engineering approaches
- Engineers adopting SysML v2 for the first time
- Systems, software, integration, or verification engineers seeking a structured MBSE foundation
Engineers with significant prior MBSE and SysML experience—particularly those focused on migrating existing models—may be better suited for advanced offerings such as Transitioning Models to SysML v2 with MBSE.
I previously completed an MBSE Fundamentals course. Is it still appropriate to take this program?
Yes. SysML v2 introduces a new semantic foundation, modeling constructs, and workflows that differ significantly from earlier MBSE approaches. Participants who have completed prior MBSE Fundamentals courses often find this program valuable for learning MBSE fundamentals through the SysML v2 paradigm.
Do I need prior SysML or MBSE experience?
No prior SysML experience is required. The course is designed for engineers new to MBSE as well as those transitioning to SysML v2.
Is this course focused on SysML v2 or does it also cover SysML v1?
The course is SysML v2–centric. Differences from SysML v1 are discussed where helpful, particularly for participants working in mixed environments.
Do you provide software licenses?
Educational licenses for Cameo Systems Modeler may be provided for instructional use when participants are unable to use licensed environments from their organization.
How is the course delivered?
This course is delivered as a public offering with a cohort of professionals from multiple organizations. Delivery format may be on-site, live online, or hybrid depending on the scheduled session.
Does this course support certification?
Yes. The course supports foundational knowledge aligned with OCSMP SysML v2 certification at Levels 1 and 2.
