Live SysML training · 2027
Build a real SysML model in Cameo from the first morning.
Hands-on, instructor-led SysML v1 and v2 courses. Every concept goes straight into a lab, and every lab runs in a cloud environment that is ready when you log in.
- Format
- Lecture + lab, every module
- Model you build
- Robot Mower, start to finish
- Tool
- CATIA Magic / Cameo, pre-installed
- Class day
- Starts 9 AM, ends by 4 PM, host city time
- You leave with
- Your model + certificate
Pick your course
Three courses, two ways to attend
Most engineers take Fundamentals and Advanced Topics in the same week. Remote students join the same live class as the room.
Live online, same class as the room
SysML v1 · 3 or 3½ days · 18 hours
SysML v1 Fundamentals
For engineers new to SysML or self-taught in Cameo.
- Requirements, use cases, structure, behavior and parametrics
- Package, requirement, block, internal block, activity, state machine, sequence and parametric diagrams
- Tables, report generation and model reviews
Day-by-day syllabus
Day 1 · Foundations and structure
- What MBSE is and why programs are moving off documents
- Key terms: system of interest, stakeholders, logical vs physical
- Language vs method vs tool, and a tour of Cameo
- The 9 SysML diagram types and how they fit together
- Block definition diagrams: hierarchy, value properties, reuse (lab)
- Internal block diagrams: ports, connectors, item flows (lab)
Day 2 · Organization and behavior
- Package diagrams: organizing a model for a team
- Activity diagrams: functional flows, forks, joins (lab)
- State machines: modes, triggers, guards, entry/exit/do (lab)
- Sequence diagrams: scenarios and messages (lab)
- Requirements: derive, satisfy, verify, refine and traceability (lab)
- Use cases: actors and system functions
Day 3 · Analysis and deliverables
- Parametric diagrams: constraint blocks and trade studies (lab)
- Tables and matrices: traceability, allocation, interface tables
- Report generation for stakeholders and CDRLs
- Model review: common mistakes, completeness, peer review checklists
SysML v1 · 1 day · 6 hours
SysML v1 Advanced Topics
For modelers who want their model to answer questions on its own.
- Derived properties and metachain navigation
- Building and reusing model libraries
- Custom Report Wizard (VTL) templates
Day-by-day syllabus
Day 1 · Make the model work for you
- Derived properties and metachain navigation
- Building and reusing model libraries
- Report Wizard (VTL) templates, built up in six labs
- Applied to the Robot Mower model you built in Fundamentals
SysML v2 · 3 or 3½ days · 18 hours
SysML v2 Fundamentals
For teams adopting or evaluating SysML v2.
- Definitions and usages, structure, behavior and requirements
- MagicGrid method applied to the same Robot Mower system
- What changes from v1 to v2, and why
Most popular
Fundamentals + Advanced Topics, one week
Condensed Fundamentals Monday to Wednesday, then Advanced Topics on Thursday. SysML v1 in March, May and September; SysML v2 in June and October. Saves $300 per seat remote.
How you'll learn
Less slides. More model.
Each topic is a short loop: the concept, a worked example in Cameo, a walkthrough of the lab and its purpose, then your own hands on the model. By the time you build, you know why, so you can focus on the tool.
Lecture
Where this step fits in the method, and the SysML elements and notation behind it.
Demo
A live Cameo demo of a different application of the concept, or a deep dive into one part of it.
Lab overview
We walk through the lab's steps and their purpose. Ask your why questions here, so in the lab you can focus on where to click.
Your lab
You build it in your Robot Mower model on the cloud VM, with written and video instructions and the instructor walking the room.
Checkpoint
Compare your work with the finished lab model, or load it to catch up and start the next lab with the class.
Academic: lecture, demo, lab overviewHands-on: your lab, checkpoint
Can't fall behind. Every lab has a checkpoint model: the finished version of one lab is the starting point of the next, so you can load it and rejoin the class at any time. Labs are tiered so fast finishers go deeper while everyone completes the core.
| Typical vendor course | CameoMagic | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Call for a quote | On this page. Book online in minutes |
| Tool license | Bring your own, or request a temporary one | Included, installed, ready at login |
| Schedule | Half-day sessions spread over a week | Full days, finished by Thursday |
| First time in the tool | After hours of slides | The first morning |
| Labs | Separate small exercises | One system, built start to finish |
| If you get stuck | You stay stuck | Load the checkpoint, keep going |
| Taught by | Software product trainers | Engineers who model on real programs |
| SysML v2 | Private classes only | Three public classes: March, June and October |
| After class | The course ends | Free tutorial videos and downloadable project files |
Who teaches
Taught by engineers who model for a living
Our instructors bring practical knowledge from real projects at scale into every lab. The same team records the CameoMagic YouTube tutorials.
of MBSE teaching experience, for every instructor
Every instructor holds a master's in systems engineering or an MBSE-related discipline, or is pursuing a PhD in the field
Practical knowledge from real projects at scale, not just the classroom
From past students
My team really appreciated it and are hard at work applying their new skills.
The real-world insights and explanations you shared helped me gain a much deeper understanding of both MBSE and the Systems Engineering discipline as a whole.
I really enjoyed the course and learned a lot! I’m also really glad that you all went through the purpose of each lab, that was really helpful.
2027 public classes
Upcoming dates
| Dates | Course | Live remote | In person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 22–25, 2027Mon–Thu · Thu ends at noon | SysML v1 Fundamentals
Standard · 3½ days |
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| Mar 22–25, 2027Mon–Thu | SysML v1
SysML Fundamentals Condensed · 3 daysSysML Advanced Topics · 1 Day |
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| Mar 29–Apr 1, 2027Mon–Thu · Thu ends at noon | SysML v2 Fundamentals
Standard · 3½ days |
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| Apr 19–22, 2027Mon–Thu · Thu ends at noon | SysML v1 Fundamentals
Standard · 3½ days |
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| May 17–20, 2027Mon–Thu | SysML v1
SysML Fundamentals Condensed · 3 daysSysML Advanced Topics · 1 Day |
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| Jun 14–17, 2027Mon–Thu | SysML v2
SysML v2 Fundamentals Condensed · 3 daysSysML v2 Advanced Topics · 1 Day |
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| Aug 9–12, 2027Mon–Thu · Thu ends at noon | SysML v1 Fundamentals
Standard · 3½ days |
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| Sep 20–23, 2027Mon–Thu | SysML v1
SysML Fundamentals Condensed · 3 daysSysML Advanced Topics · 1 Day Before FY end |
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| Oct 18–21, 2027Mon–Thu | SysML v2
SysML v2 Fundamentals Condensed · 3 daysSysML v2 Advanced Topics · 1 Day |
All 2027 dates are tentative. Class days start at 9 AM and end by 4 PM in the host city's time zone (Dallas: Central, Knoxville: Eastern). Remote students attend the same live session.
How in-person seats work: request a seat and pay nothing yet. Each in-person class runs once 4 people sign up to attend in person, and we confirm at least 30 days before class. Then we send your invoice and you book travel. If the room doesn't fill, you can join the same class remotely at the remote price, or put your in-person tuition toward 1-on-1 training hours instead.
Plans change: move to another class for free up to 30 days before your class starts.
None of these weeks work?
Bring your team. Pick the week.
Tell us the week your group needs. We'll open it as a public class that other companies can also join. Groups of 8 or more get a group discount.
Or email consulting@cameomagic.com with your company, number of seats, course and preferred week.
Request a group quote
Tell us about your team. We’ll come back with dates and a group quote: teams of 8 or more get group rates, and any week can become a public class at public pricing.
2026 classes
7 classes delivered in 2026
Six SysML v1 classes and our first public SysML v2 class, remote and in person, from Knoxville to Huntsville to Dallas.
- Mar 30–Apr 2v1SysML v1 FundamentalsKnoxville, TNDelivered
- Apr 6–9v1SysML v1 FundamentalsLive remoteDelivered
- May 18–21v1SysML v1 FundamentalsDallas, TXDelivered
- Jun 8–11v1SysML v1 Fundamentals + Advanced TopicsHuntsville, ALDelivered
- Jun 15–19v1SysML v1 FundamentalsLive remoteDelivered
- Jul 20–23v2SysML v2 FundamentalsLive remoteDelivered
- Sep 28–Oct 1v1SysML v1 Fundamentals + Advanced TopicsDallas, TX + remoteDelivered
No more public classes are scheduled for 2026
Want training before the 2027 classes start? Add your name to the 2026 roster. Once enough people sign up, we'll schedule a class and contact everyone on the list.
Ways to train
One seat, one team, or one engineer
Public class
- Who
- Join engineers from other companies
- When
- The dates above, or your team's week
- Where
- Live remote, or in person in Dallas or Knoxville (4-student minimum). Washington, DC area: join the interest list
- Format
- Standard or Condensed, by class
From $2,650 / seat
See datesPrivate team class
- Who
- Your team only
- When
- Your dates
- Where
- Remote, or we come to you
- Format
- Standard or Condensed
Group quote
Request a quoteSpecialized class
- Who
- Teams with a specific program, domain or model
- When
- Your dates
- Where
- Remote, or we come to you
- Format
- Built around your work
Quote
Talk to us1-on-1
- Who
- One engineer
- When
- Flexible 1–2 hour blocks
- Where
- Remote
- Format
- Your own model, your questions
$300 / hour
or $3,700 for the full Fundamentals course
Group rates
Teams of 8 or more save
25–30%
per remote seat, compared with single-seat pricing. In fall 2026 a 20-engineer team took both v1 courses remotely for $2,480 a seat instead of $3,600.
Savings stack up from
Questions
Before you register
Should I take SysML v1 or v2?
If your program models in Cameo or CATIA Magic today, it almost certainly uses SysML v1, so take v1. Choose v2 if your organization is adopting or evaluating SysML v2. The v2 course covers what changes from v1, so v1 modelers fit in well.
Can we pay with a purchase order, SF-182 or invoice?
Yes. We accept purchase orders, SF-182 training forms, ACH, check and card (card adds 3%). Payment is due in full before the first class day. CameoMagic is registered in SAM (CAGE 10EH9).
Is remote the same class as in person?
Yes. Same instructor, same labs, same hours, same certificate. In person adds help at your seat during labs and time with engineers from other companies.
When does an in-person class run?
Each in-person class runs once 4 people sign up to attend in person. Request a seat with no payment; we confirm at least 30 days before class, then invoice you. If the room doesn't fill, you can join the same class remotely at the remote price, or put your in-person tuition toward 1-on-1 training hours instead.
What's the difference between Standard and Condensed?
Both formats teach the same SysML Fundamentals content and labs in 18 hours of live instruction. Standard runs 3½ days: 5 hours a day for the first three days, then a 3-hour final morning. Condensed runs 3 days of 6 hours each, for teams that can't spare the extra half day. Each class in the schedule lists its format.
Will my company laptop work?
Some locked-down government and company laptops block cloud connections. We send login details and a test window before class so you find out early. A personal laptop works as a backup.
What if I need to reschedule or cancel?
30 or more days before class: move to any other class for free, take your full tuition as a credit toward another class or CameoMagic consulting hours, or cancel for a full refund minus a $500 deposit per student. Less than 30 days before class: tuition is non-refundable. Registrations can be transferred to another attendee with written notice before class starts. If CameoMagic cancels a class for any reason, all payments are fully refunded.
Does this prepare me for the OMG SysML certification?
Fundamentals teaches the language the exam tests. For exam practice, add one of our Exam Prep Bundles.
Ready to build your first model?
Grab a seat, or tell us the week your team needs.