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MBSE Module 1 Study Guide

This document serves as a study guide for the Coursera course 'Introduction to Model-Based Systems Engineering' with a focus on aerospace applications. It outlines the importance of business or mission analysis in MBSE, emphasizing stakeholder identification and operational goals. Key concepts include the structured representation of needs, goals, and objectives in aerospace programs.

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MBSE Module 1 Study Guide

This document serves as a study guide for the Coursera course 'Introduction to Model-Based Systems Engineering' with a focus on aerospace applications. It outlines the importance of business or mission analysis in MBSE, emphasizing stakeholder identification and operational goals. Key concepts include the structured representation of needs, goals, and objectives in aerospace programs.

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Introduction to Model-Based Systems

Engineering (MBSE)
This document provides a detailed, aerospace-oriented study guide for the Coursera course
"Introduction to Model-Based Systems Engineering" offered by Siemens. It includes
comprehensive summaries, recreated diagrams,
and MBSE applications in aerospace engineering.

Module 1: Business or Mission Analysis


This module sets the foundation for MBSE by emphasizing the importance of understanding
the business or mission needs
before system design begins. In aerospace, this ensures mission feasibility, stakeholder
alignment, and clear requirements flow-down.

1.1 Understanding the Mission Context


MBSE starts by analyzing the problem space: What is the purpose of the system? Who are
the stakeholders?
In aerospace, this could involve launching a satellite, designing a UAV, or deploying a new
avionics suite.

Key Concepts:
- Stakeholder identification (e.g., mission command, aerospace customers, end-users)
- Operational goals (e.g., orbit altitude, payload type, fuel efficiency)
- Constraints (e.g., cost, schedule, environment, launch vehicle limitations)

[Diagram: Mission Analysis Process Flow – To Be Added]

1.2 Needs, Goals, and Objectives in Aerospace MBSE


MBSE emphasizes structured representation of goals. These are often hierarchically
decomposed in aerospace programs
(for example: Mission Objective → Functional Goal → Technical Requirement).

Typical Aerospace Goals:


- Minimize launch mass (for cost)
- Maximize mission uptime (satellite reliability)
- Ensure compliance with airworthiness or orbital debris standards

[More content, diagrams, and SysML elements will be added in subsequent steps for this
module.]

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