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A good overall overview of the various MBSE requirements.

some of the Module Quizzes had structural errors in them

Great course for beginners who are new to MBSE and MBE!

Good connection between MBSE and Model Based Enterprise

Pretty useful and simplified online material for MBSE!

I expected a few more activities during the lecture.

Good course, but many resource links do not work.

good overview, but a little bit too theoretical.

Well structured and dense with good information.

The interface and videos were glitchy at times.

Great overview of the key concepts behind MBSE

very hard at first but it grows on you

thank you for the course

Needs hands on practice

Great for Introduction

Excellent Course!

Good introduction

Nice to learn.

Excellent boh

Great course!

Nice course

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The course provided the solid foundational overviews of Systems Engineering (Module 1) and Model-Based Systems Engineering (Module 2) I was looking for. Modules 3 and 4 provided interesting explorations of enterprise adoption of Model-Based Systems Engineering and Model-Based Enterprise Self Assessment, including relevant tools and what is required at various standardized assessment levels. The latter two modules followed a formulaic presentation of facts that was easy to take notes against but did more to convey requirements and levels than to progress my understanding of broader concepts. If you are undertaking the entire Digital Manufacturing and Design Technology thread, this set of four modules likely fits very well. If you are looking for a primer on SE and MBSE, I recommend Modules 1 and 2 before looking for other courses on SysML and modelling software.

The course was very good in place's but i found was very US focused. This was even more apparent in the quiz area where UK spelling used in answer was not accepted as correct answers. "Visualisation" & "Visualization" as an example. These quizzes would be more useful as multiple choose to ensure that the answer are what the course expects and the learner is understanding what is asked. As someone who as studied sysML this area of the course was lacking and could have gone into a lot more depth from a systems engineering point of view.

I think the course was a bit too verbose and the illustrations didn't make an impact. I would have rather seen slides that showed better visuals and graphics that made some impact rather than watch the instructors talk.

Overall though it gave a good overview of the MBSE process, coming from a software background I didn't realize how MBSE focuses on the overall picture with the Model at its heart. I do relate with the elephant example from the course.