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This special
logo identifies training
courses and study materials written by the
same experts who have written the OCSMP
exams.
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Each OCSMP Examination
covers specific sections of the language
and (methodology-independent) modeling
techniques and practices. These Coverage
Map pages list, for each exam, the
language sections and other topics
covered, plus a list of suggested
references:
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Books:
Presentations
(Downloadable Free):
Model-Based
Systems Engineering (MBSE) with the
Systems Modeling Language (SysML)
Joe Wolfrom – Johns Hopkins
University/Applied Physics Laboratory
(JHU/APL)
An introductory course in SysML that
provides an overview of the basic
concepts and constructs of the
language. Sections include a Course
Overview, a SysML Overview, a section
on each of the nine SysML diagram
types, and a section on Allocation.
This course was developed as a JHU/APL
internal training course, and is based
primarily on the material found in the
book , “A Practical Guide to SysML”,
referenced above. The zip file of
course material contains 14 PDF files
of slides.
Training:
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Overview of IBM Rational
IBM Rational is a premier
provider of solutions for software,
systems and products. The Rational
Systems and Software Delivery
Platform, features an open and
extensible portfolio to help
companies manage the complexity of
development across the entire
lifecycle of software, systems or
products. IBM Rational delivers an
integrated suite of tools and
methods for systems and software
development - from requirements
elicitation and management, to
modeling and testing - all in a
highly collaborative environment
focused on delivering the right
products to your customers.
The SysML (Systems Modeling
Language) Part 1: Foundation
Concepts - Course Code QQ221
This course briefly explains the key
SysML diagrams and defines and
illustrates SysML terminology and
concepts. A standardized and robust
modeling language is considered a
critical enabler for Model Based
Systems Engineering (MBSE). Several
vendors have now implemented SysML
in their tools. The examples in the
course are taken from diagrams in
IBM Rational Rhapsody with the SysML
profile applied.
The SysML (Systems Modeling
Language) Part 2: Diagram Basics -
Course Code QQ226
SysML diagrams are briefly mentioned
in The Systems Modeling Language
Part 1: Foundation Concepts course,
and key SysML diagrams are explained
further in this course. The Block
Definition and Internal Block
diagrams are the structural diagrams
explained in this course. Concepts
of behavior are explained along with
Activity, Sequence, and State
Machine behavioral diagrams.
Essentials of IBM Rational Rhapsody
for Systems Engineers V7.5 - Course
Code QQ127
This course allows you learn the
techniques required to use the
Systems Modeling Language (SysML)
and Rational Rhapsody to solve a
complex system engineering problem.
Through the use of hands-on
exercises creating "real world"
applications, participants will
build a strong foundation in SysML
and Rhapsody.
Systems
Modeling Language (SysML) Training
A Quick Start to Model-Based
Engineering & Model-Based Systems
Engineering (MBE/MBSE)
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Georgia Tech and InterCAX jointly
offer a SysML quick start training
program for professionals wanting to
learn the latest about model-based
engineering (MBE) in general and
model-based systems engineering in
particular (MBSE). This program
covers the OMG Certified Systems
Modeling Professional (OCSMP)
certification. The course
instructors have conducted SysML
courses for multiple organizations
(e.g., training over 130
professionals since August 2008),
have been involved in the
development of OMG SysML from the
beginning, and have contributed to
the development of OCSMP.
Testimonials from previous
participants
- “I thoroughly enjoyed the
course.” — Senior Systems
Engineer (Ft Worth, Texas).
- “Very informative.” —
Test Engineer (Pasadena,
California).
- “Fun class – I especially
liked the hands-on exercises and
[the rover] project” — Lead
Systems Engineer (Pasadena,
California).
Courses
The following courses focus on
OCSMP Levels 1 & 2 and include other
items essential for a well-rounded
MBE/MBSE practitioner:
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SysML 101
(1 day) covers the
essentials of object-oriented
modeling using SysML and all 9
types of SysML diagrams in a
quick and easy-to-learn format.
A consistent system modeling
example is presented throughout
the course for participants to
learn how SysML concepts and
diagrams work together. The
concepts are presented in a
tool-independent manner.
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SysML 102
(2.5 days) is a
hands-on course where
participants learn to implement SysML concepts using a
representative tool. These
skills are reinforced by doing
useful things with the resulting
SysML models—not just building
them for the sake of
documentation. For example,
exercises include (i) employing
SysML parametrics to perform
calculations on system
properties and verify
requirements, and (ii) utilizing
SysML activities to operate a
mobile robot during a team-based
competition. Participants work
through structured tutorial
modules in class to jumpstart
and expand their SysML model
creation know-how.
Delivery modes
These courses are offered live
in onsite, offsite, and
web-based modes. Click
here for
details.
The next offsite course is
Apr 27-30, 2010 via Georgia
Tech’s Distance Learning and
Professional Education program.
Click on the links below for
registration:
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SysML 101 — next offering: Apr 27, 2010
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SysML 102 — next offering: Apr 28-30, 2010
Related Links
Georgia Tech PSLM Center Courses
InterCAX SysML/MBSE Training
Instructors:
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Leon McGinnis, PhD
Chris Paredis, PhD
Russell Peak, PhD
Georgia Institute of
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Manas Bajaj, PhD
InterCAX LLC |
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oose Innovative Informatik GMBH
Tower Falkenried-Piazza,
Straßenbahnring 7, D-20251 Hamburg,
Germany HRB 66648 Amtsgericht
Hamburg
Contact: Tabea Hentschel
Phone: +49 (40) 414250-0
email:
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Systems
Engineering with SysML (4 days)
Do you need to be familiar with SysML
and its use to describe a system? Do you
need to be able to compile an
interdisciplinary specification for the
requirements and design of a system, and
develop a consistent understanding of
the system among team members? This
compact, practice-oriented, 4-day course
will introduce you to the methodological
foundations of Model-Based Systems
Engineering with SysML/UML.
The basis for this is the OMG Systems
Modeling Language (OMG SysML), a
standardized language and notation for
the specification and visualization of
requirement and design models based on
the Unified Modeling Language (UML).
The seminar includes hands-on worked
exercises and is very practice-oriented.
A thorough, practical example is used to
teach you a systematic procedure and
tested, practical methodology for
applying SysML in systems analysis and
design.
After completing this course, you will
be able to implement these techniques in
practice, from general project
communication to the creation of a
requirements and system specification.
Our standard training is in the
German language. By special arrangement,
we can present the course in English.
OMG Certified
Systems Modeling Professional (OCSMP) (1
day)
This seminar covers the fundamentals of
model-based systems engineering with
SysML. It covers all topics of the basic
level of the OMG-Certified Systems
Modeling Professional certification
program.
The presentation assumes some prior
knowledge and skills in SysML. It is a
perfect supplement to the 4 day course,
Systems Engineering with SysML.
Our standard training is in the
German language. By special arrangement,
we can present the course in English.
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For more information or
questions about the OMG Certification Program, please contact
certificationinfo@omg.org
OCUP,
OCRES, OCEB and OCSMP are joint programs of the OMG and the UML
Technology Institute (UTI)
Last updated on
07/19/2012 
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