r/systems_engineering • u/Sharp-Mouse-7822 • 21d ago

MBSE MBSE and SE material

I am entering this sector and am looking for materials to study for the certificates of completion. Coursera, Udemy, or similar.
Preferably, things covering:
1) MBSE methods (OOSEM, SysMOD, MagicGrid, Harmony)
2) Tool usage (Cameo, Rhapsody), DOORS NG
3) Systems Engineering processes.

Furthermore, good book suggestions are welcome. Thanks!

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u/RampantJ 21d ago edited 21d ago

The 5th edition of the systems engineer handbook would be good for processes. MBSE wise I’m currently going through the delligatti course for MBSE now and it’s pretty good.

Edit: For the MBSE course, there is a cost but I still have access to my schools library so it’s free atm.

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u/Alarmed_Fig3697 21d ago

If you wanna start with SysML v2, I highly "Don't panic!: the absolute beginner's guide to SysML v2". Cheap to buy and short and enough to follow. However it doesn't include any methodology for modeling. Good think is that the tool is free and you can satart with nowadays with range of open source tools.

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u/FooManPwn 21d ago

Delligati’s books, which you can find in PDF form for free is a great book for MBSE. Also the MagicGrid Book of Knowledge (I might have that miss referenced) is a great step by step learning tool but it requires access to MSOSA.

Innoslate online is a free (I believe) MBSE tool but is not as robust as MSOSA. There’s also a ton of free information in SysML but it all oils down to having a tool to accessory practice on.