The course offers a practical insight into model-based systems engineering (MBSE). Using a continuous open-source application example from the automotive industry, it shows how abstraction in models can be used to overcome the complexity in the development of safety-critical systems.

Applying the SPES methodology presents an efficient approach that enables design and validation activities to be supported at an early stage by computer-aided analyses using semantically rich models. This can reduce costs and avoid project delays.

The selected methods and concepts will be presented interactively during the course using concrete case studies in the fortiss Mobility Lab. Participants can actively apply the course content and work out the individual potential for their context in the automotive industry.

The training takes place as part of the TASTE Transformation Hub, which is funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMKW).
 

Contents of the training

• Basics of MBSE for the development of cyber-physical systems
• Hands on: Modeling and implementation of autonomous driving assistance systems
• Knowledge transfer from research on the topic of architecture exploration and variability
   

Benefits for the participants

• Understanding the basics of MBSE
• Automation of design tasks and verification with models
• Recognizing the potential of MBSE in your own company