Tutorial Zuken/Vitech
An Introduction into Systems Engineering and Model-Based System Engineering through a practical product model development.
Session contents
The session will briefly introduce the topic of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and progress to a practical exercise of captures and defining the elements for a model, focussing on the four main pillars of MBSE; Requirements, Structure/Architecture, Behaviour and Verification&Validation. The session will share how the separate elements are interlinked, from capturing requirements, planning the architecture of the product, traceability for example from the requirements to components and verification. The session will cover behaviour and validate this, while also capturing use case information. In addition, we will consider the verification and test section of the model and how we can support the V process model from concept to delivery. Understanding and communicating the information contained in the model to the various stakeholders, how we can be efficient in the visualisation and engage stakeholders into the project.
With the participation of the audience the session will capture and develop a drone project.
Designed to elevate the engineers and provide a greater understanding, knowledge, techniques of systems thinking, methodologies to provide solutions to the challenge of ever increasing complexity.
Author
Nikola Kontic
Nikola has worked at Racal Redac and now Zuken for more than 37 years. Experience has been gained in all global markets from USA, EU and Japan in the area of PCBs for various electronic product designs. Formerly a Product Consultant at Zuken, Nikola presented at many event worldwide both Zuken and general electronic/EDA market. Sharing his experience and knowledge of the EDA market and technology trends and future direction. Also involved in many EU and UK funded projects has helped to introduce new design processes, design practises and help to evolve the EDA solution. The last six years he has focused on MBSE and systems engineering working with various customer and prospects in different market sectors and covering all aspects of MBSE and specially improving the collaboration and communication between systems engineering and implementation. Nikola’s current role involves introducing Zuken solutions to the engineering community in Europe and the Middle East, and he also contributes to the strategic direction of electronic product design solutions within Zuken.