Very informative on principals but not great on how to introduce this learning to an organisation. Also needs to show what the various levels of the Model Based Enterprise look like and how they differ in practice

Quiz answers are not shown correct even if they supposed to be correct.

Topic is presented too theoretical without fitting practical examples, not relevant for my work,

Il ya beaucoup de discours. Au moins vous auriez pu présenter un ou 2 outils MBSE et les mettre en pratique

For what it was, it was an ok course. I was hoping for and expecting a SysML focused discussion

I can just agree with the other 2-star ratings.

Ok, quite dry

Too much Why, enough What and too less How: Too much a salespitch explaining why MBSE is good, just enough explanation about what MBSE is and too less explaining how to apply MBSE. For example the course explains which diagrams there are, without showing how they look like and what the notation is. Also I would expect that using examples can be useful, but no examples are used at all. Many useful details can be found in the reference materials, which are free available on the internet/youtube. However, many of the url's are outdated.

Very short course, without any examples and illustrations. Just two guys briefly listing the definitions and attributes of MBSE. A lot of time dedicated to assessment of the dedication of enterprise to MBSE (in terms of just listing the features). Maybe just not what I needed.

This shouldn't be advertised as an MBSE course - most of it was about Model Based Enterprise. Presented material was very light weight and a whole week was wasted going through a spreadsheet developed by NIST to assess an organisations MBE maturity.

The Course certificate contains only logo and not the name of the university which puts a question on the authenticity of the certificate.