The adoption of Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) in aerospace has been steadily increasing for the last several years. The most recent changes to DoD policy have accelerated adoption requiring MBSE for new programs.
Requirements flow down in test isn’t new, but a fully integrated MBSE workflow presents unique challenges to existing engineering workflow paradigms.
Greg shares details on the differences between traditional document-based process and model-based test engineering (MBTE) processes.
The discussion addresses how organizations can obtain value from a model-based process and new options for delivering test solutions.
Test organizations are being forced to evolve to become more efficient amid increasingly aggressive schedules and budget constraints. We can help make that change as seamless as possible.
- The basics of model-based engineering
- The overall model-based engineering workflow and how test is connected
- How model-based engineering differs from document-based engineering
- See a possible model-based test engineering workflow
- Get an introduction to the Emerson Test & Measurement solution for designing test systems based on models
Greg Sussman, Business Development Manager Aerospace, Defense, and Government, Emerson’s Test and Measurement business, formerly NI
