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Applying SysML/UML to model NATO-Compliant Systems: MagicDraw, Cameo, Sparx EA Integration with NAF, STANAG, DoDAF and UAF
Harness the power of modeling standards in the "Applying SysML/UML to model NATO-Compliant Systems" course. Learn how to use tools like MagicDraw, Cameo, and Sparx EA to integrate NAF, STANAG, DoDAF, and UAF requirements. These models improve threat analysis and cyber risk management by visualizing dependencies and interfaces. Applying structured modeling enhances system security posture by embedding controls into the design phase. This course is ideal for systems engineers modeling complex, secure NATO-aligned systems.
Course Overview
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Learning Objectives
- Understand how to use SysML/UML for modeling NATO-compliant systems.
- Analyze the integration of MagicDraw, Cameo, and Sparx EA with NATO standards.
- Evaluate the application of SysML/UML in modeling systems compliant with NAF, STANAG, DoDAF, and UAF.
- Identify the key modeling techniques and tools used in these integrations.
- Discuss the practical application of these tools in NATO projects.
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
Competency Areas
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