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About the Course

Strengthen your knowledge of Model-Based Systems Engineering, and discover an approach that organizations, companies, and governments are using to manage ever-changing demands. In this course, you will learn more about systems thinking, architecture, and models. You will examine the key benefits of MBSE. Through an in-depth look at MBSE as a solution, you will examine SysML methodologies and languages. No degree is required. This course is primarily for professionals, college students, and advanced high school students who are interested in gaining introductory knowledge of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) software and principles. This course represents a foundational introduction to MBSE, appropriate for learners with a basic knowledge of general engineering concepts and an interest in digital manufacturing and design. To succeed in this course, learners should bring their curiosity about how new developments in technology are shaping the way businesses and entire industries operate. This course has no formal prerequisites. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: • Differentiate between systems and systems of systems. • Use the MBSE approach. • Compare MBD, MBE, and MBSE. • Evaluate system modeling tools and languages....

Top reviews

RP

May 5, 2024

It was detailed and well planned and executed, but there was an issue with week 1 and week 2 questions with the electric coffee machine , so please look into it once

RR

Aug 1, 2024

Excellent course, learnt a lot about MBSE and new approaches. I would like to recommend everyone working in Systems Engg domain to take this course.

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By Denis Z

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Aug 8, 2023

The course provides a thorough overview of the MBSE, its methods, languages, and tools to some extent.

However, I expected much more hands-on activities within the course from an industry-leading company.

The course is theoretical and misses peer-reviewed assignments. This is the biggest disadvantage of it. I'm not able to use an MBSE tool after completing the course, so I have to investigate it further on my own.

Authors should add assignments to work with an MBSE tool either free open-source or provide an education license for a proprietary solution. More real-world examples would also be beneficial.

This is the first dissapointing experience with an engineering course on Coursera among 30+ I've completed.

By Omar E

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May 20, 2023

robotic voice reduce the engagement

By Yuka M

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Sep 13, 2023

Great course. Quizzes were pretty hard and no feedback to your answers were given. So you really need to understand the essence during each module. I don't understand why this course is rated so bad. Recommended for a new system architect.

By VIVEK K

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Oct 2, 2023

very detailed course covers main aspect of MBSE - Methodology and Language (Sysml)

By Lavanan V

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Jul 24, 2023

Excellent course to brush up and fill the gaps in MBSE

By Jugal H

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Jul 9, 2023

Horrible. Quizzes are only meant to make you fail and lose your mind.

By Rohit R P

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May 6, 2024

It was detailed and well planned and executed, but there was an issue with week 1 and week 2 questions with the electric coffee machine , so please look into it once

By Rizwan R

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Aug 2, 2024

Excellent course, learnt a lot about MBSE and new approaches. I would like to recommend everyone working in Systems Engg domain to take this course.

By Syed A A

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Jul 29, 2024

Great course as a first step into Systems Engineering.

By Gerard N

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Dec 1, 2023

Quizzes / Exam are solid! Nice work Siemens.

By UC

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Feb 21, 2024

Gives you a very broad and well-rounded understanding of MBSE. Lots of practical examples, however, it would be more beneficial if the course could provide the use of MBSE tools for modeling.