SysML and Cameo training · Washington, DC area

SysML training for DC teams, live remote now, in person next.

Hands-on SysML v1 and SysML v2 classes in Cameo for the defense and federal programs of the National Capital Region. Join a public class from your desk, bring us to your building, or join the list for an in-person DC week. No Cameo license needed.

In 2026, engineers from DC-area defense and intelligence organizations took our classes live remote.

From Washington, DCEastern time
An in-person DC weekOpens once 8 engineers ask. Join the interest list and we'll tell you first.
Live remote, from your deskAny 2027 public class. Knoxville classes run 9 AM to 4 PM Eastern, your time.
At your siteA private class for your team, on your dates. Groups of 8 or more get a group discount.
No DC week on the 2027 calendar yet● Next: when the list fills
Same time zoneKnoxville classes run 9 to 4 Eastern
No licenseA login to our cloud VM, Cameo installed
200+Engineers trained in SysML and Cameo
SAM registeredCAGE 10EH9. POs and SF-182s accepted

2027 options for the DC area

Four ways to train from Washington

There’s no public class in the DC area on the 2027 calendar yet. When 8 engineers ask, we’ll open a DC week as a public class at public prices. Until then, individual engineers join a public class remotely, and teams book a class at their own site.

OptionWho it suitsWhenPrice
Live remote public classOne engineer or a few, from your deskThe same live session as the classroom9 weeks in 2027$2,650 a seatSee dates →
DC public weekEngineers who want a classroom close to homeOpens from the interest listWhen the list fills$3,250 a seatJoin the list →
On-site team classA team, at your facility in the regionStandard 3½ days or Condensed 3 daysYour datesGroup quoteGet a quote →
1-on-1One engineer, on their own modelFlexible 1–2 hour blocks, remoteAny time$300 / hourBook →

Fundamentals plus Advanced Topics in one week: $3,600 remote, $4,500 in person. Want a classroom before a DC week opens? Our nearest in-person classes are in Knoxville, five weeks in 2027, on Eastern time.

Built for DC programs

For the people who write, build and review the models

DoD Instruction 5000.97 makes models and digital artifacts the expected way to run defense programs. Across the region, that puts SysML on the desks of program office staff, FFRDC analysts and integrator engineers alike. The class teaches all three to read and build the same model.

Program offices

Review what your contractors deliver

Read a SysML model with confidence: find where requirements are satisfied and verified, and ask better questions at design reviews. Defense digital engineering →

Integrators and FFRDCs

Build the model your review depends on

Requirements, structure, behavior and parametrics on one model in Cameo, the way programs use it. Cameo training →

Certification

Prepare for the SysML v2 exam

OMG's SysML v2 Model User exam opened in 2026. See what it weights and how to prepare. SysML v2 exam prep →

The DC interest list

How a DC week gets on the calendar

We schedule public weeks where engineers are asking for them. Adding your name costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

01 · Tell us

Join the list

Name, email, the course you want and roughly when. Bring colleagues: every name counts toward opening the week.

02 · We pick a week

Dates go to the list first

Once 8 people ask, we post a DC week on the schedule at public prices, and the list hears about it before anyone else.

03 · The class runs

In person once 4 confirm

Request a seat with no payment. The in-person class runs once 4 people sign up, and we confirm at least 30 days ahead. Remote seats are in the same session.

Where: in the DC area. We confirm the venue and its address when you register.

Courses

The same courses, wherever you take them

SysML v1 Fundamentals

The language programs run today

Requirements, structure, behavior and parametrics on one model, in Cameo Systems Modeler 2024x. 18 hours.

SysML v2 Fundamentals

Where SysML is going

Textual and graphical notation side by side, in Cameo 2026x. 18 hours. v2 course outline →

Advanced Topics

Make the model answer questions

One day, 6 hours. Taken alone, or at the bundle rate with Fundamentals.

Questions

DC-area training questions

Is there a public SysML class in the DC area in 2027?

Not yet. The 2027 public classes are in Knoxville and Dallas, and every one has live remote seats. Join the DC interest list, and once 8 engineers ask, we'll open a DC week as a public class at public prices.

Does joining the interest list commit me to anything?

No. It costs nothing and you can leave any time. When a DC week opens, you hear first and decide then.

Where would a DC class be held?

In the DC area. We confirm the venue and its address when you register.

What time do remote classes start in DC?

Classes run 9 AM to 4 PM in the host city's time zone. Knoxville classes are on Eastern time, so they run 9 to 4 in DC. Dallas classes start at 9 AM Central, which is 10 AM in DC.

Can you teach at our facility?

Yes. We come to you, on your dates, in Standard (3½ days) or Condensed (3 days) format. The classroom needs internet access for the cloud lab machines.

Do we need Cameo licenses?

No. Every student gets a login to our cloud virtual machine, where Cameo is installed and all the labs are done.

Can we pay with a purchase order or SF-182?

Yes. We accept purchase orders, SF-182 training forms, ACH, check and card (card adds 3%). CameoMagic is registered in SAM (CAGE 10EH9). How to buy →

Can the class use examples from our programs?

Yes, on request. Please don't send CUI, export-controlled or classified information with a quote request. We'll talk through what can be shared before class.

Bring SysML training to Washington.

Join the DC interest list, or tell us how many engineers, which course and roughly when, and we’ll quote a class at your site.

Prefer email? Write to consulting@cameomagic.com

Join the DC interest list

Groups of 8 or more get a group discount. Please don’t include CUI.

Courses of interest
Format
Please don't include CUI, export-controlled or classified information.