The course provides a thorough overview of the MBSE, its methods, languages, and tools to some extent.

However, I expected much more hands-on activities within the course from an industry-leading company.

The course is theoretical and misses peer-reviewed assignments. This is the biggest disadvantage of it. I'm not able to use an MBSE tool after completing the course, so I have to investigate it further on my own.

Authors should add assignments to work with an MBSE tool either free open-source or provide an education license for a proprietary solution. More real-world examples would also be beneficial.

This is the first dissapointing experience with an engineering course on Coursera among 30+ I've completed.

robotic voice reduce the engagement

Horrible. Quizzes are only meant to make you fail and lose your mind.

very detailed course covers main aspect of MBSE - Methodology and Language (Sysml)

The course is too abstract and doesn't use specific examples or practical tools to illustrate the concepts, making it difficult to understand.

Great course. Quizzes were pretty hard and no feedback to your answers were given. So you really need to understand the essence during each module. I don't understand why this course is rated so bad. Recommended for a new system architect.

Excellent course to brush up and fill the gaps in MBSE

It was detailed and well planned and executed, but there was an issue with week 1 and week 2 questions with the electric coffee machine , so please look into it once

The general part about Systems Engineering activities and the overview of different MBSE tools is good. On the other hand there are some detailed parts about SysML and Arcadia which are missing some practical examples or exercises. It would be great if the ACC example would have been available for Eclipse/ARCADIA so experience that model with all views, not just with some fragments.

Content is outdated and additional reading links broken or documents are inaccessible without further purchase. Multiple typos in the transcript show the tell tail signs of a poorly constructed voice-to-text bot that was never checked for accuracy.

Really good course whose goal is to invite you into systems engineering, explore the need and the problems it solves. After this you'll form the system thinking that you've been taught while working on this course. Super helpful if you have been working according to the V-model approach but didn't understand the purpose of following it. Once you've done with it you'll be able to move towards the left-hand side of the V and perform system design and system requirements definition activities.

Excellent course, learnt a lot about MBSE and new approaches. I would like to recommend everyone working in Systems Engg domain to take this course.

Great course as a first step into Systems Engineering.

Quizzes / Exam are solid! Nice work Siemens.

A good overview of MBSE and it's concepts

good

Gives you a very broad and well-rounded understanding of MBSE. Lots of practical examples, however, it would be more beneficial if the course could provide the use of MBSE tools for modeling.

Tough and sometime ambiguous questions.

If you like being talked to by an emotionless robot, AND having verbatim answers from the videos marked as wrong, then this is for you. It also feels like a sales presentation from Siemens, rather than an educational course.

Plenty of typos and repeated sentences. Also it would be nice if there was an actual human voice showing its face instead of a neutral voice reading the materials.