System Composer Onramp

Free, self-paced, interactive System Composer course

Since R2024a

Description

System Composer™ Onramp is a free, self-paced, interactive course that helps you get started with System Composer.

After completing System Composer Onramp, you will be able to model, simulate, and test a high-level system design by creating simulatable architecture models using System Composer.

System Composer Onramp enables you to:

• Build a simple architecture model using components, ports, and connectors to begin your model-based systems engineering (MBSE) design.

• Create and apply interfaces to describe information transmitted through ports.

• Use profiles and stereotypes to extend your architectural language and specify the properties of components in your system.

• Link your architecture to requirements to track progress toward design verification and completion.

• Filter architecture views to present relevant subsets of your system components.

• Link components to models authored in Simulink^® to add simulatable behaviors to your architecture model.

• Simulate and test your architecture model to validate requirements.

System Composer Onramp uses tasks to teach concepts incrementally, using an example of a quadcopter tracking a green ball. You receive automated assessments and feedback after submitting tasks. Your progress is saved when you exit the course, so you can complete the course in multiple sessions.

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Open the System Composer Onramp

• System Composer Start Page: On the Learn tab, click the Launch button that appears when you pause on System Composer Onramp.

• System Composer block diagram: On the quick access toolbar, click Help > Learn System Composer.

• MATLAB Command Window: Enter learning.simulink.launchOnramp('orsc').

Note

If you do not have a System Composer license, you can take the course at Self-Paced Online Courses.

Version History

Introduced in R2024a