Industrial organizations are finding it increasingly difficult to control the complexity of their systems. The insufficient maturity of integration processes and operations in silos are often at the origin of these problems. System architecture is the answer par excellence to these difficulties. It allows you to better control the costs, quality and performance of complex industrial systems that you design and/or manage using systemic modeling and collaborative dynamics.
The objective of this training is to master the fundamentals of system architecture and the model-based approach (MBSE). You will leave with a practical method that is directly applicable in your context.
 
Training objectives:
At the end of the training, you will be able to:
Understand the main principles of system architecture 
Understand what a need and a requirement are 
Architect the needs of a system 
Architect the environment of a system 
Establish a functional and organic architecture
 
Target audience: engineers, project managers, managers and directors
 
Prerequisites: have at least 2 years of experience in the field of design and management of complex industrial systems
 
Methods used & program: we dedicate a large part of our modules to exchanges and interaction with trainees, but above all to practice to facilitate learning. You will immediately implement what you have learned through exercises to apply the system architecture approach on a simple system that you choose collectively.