Work­shop: Ad­van­ced Work­shop Sys­tem Archi­tec­ture

Workshop Contents:

Architecture and design definition are essential processes to handle the complexity of mechatronic systems through decomposing systems into its parts. In developing a system architecture, various problems have to be solved creatively. Understanding and documenting a solution needs different perspectives, which need to be connected to each other in a consistent way. Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) is the state-of-the-art approach to handle these challenges. Next to basic development approaches, various methodologies are established across different industries. The ISO 42000 series serves as a standardized basis.

The training addresses the following topics:

• System architecture – standards and definition
• Interfaces of architecture definition to requirements as well as integration and verification
• Architecture views: logical, functional, technical/physical
• Performing architecture and design definition according to ISO 15288:2015
• Architecture frameworks und methods

Requirements:

Knowledge according to the training “Developing and Understanding System Architecture – The Path to Model-Based Systems Engineering“.

Learning Objectives:

Understanding the application of architecture development regarding product qualities like safety and security; knowing and evaluating architecture frameworks – OOSEM, Harmony-SE, RUP-SE, and FAS-Method.

Group of Participants:

This training is designed for engineers, systems engineers, project managers, and project staff, each with professional experience.

Language:

The training is available in English and German.