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Model-Based Development Diploma
Rating: 4.8 out of 5(119 ratings)
458 students

Model-Based Development Diploma

Mastering System Design through Model-Centric Approaches
Created byOS Academy
Last updated 7/2026
Arabic

What you'll learn

  • MBD Concepts
  • MATLAB Baisc
  • Simulink Baisc
  • Arduino Support Package
  • PID Controller Design
  • MATLAB Scripting
  • System Modeling
  • Model Architecture
  • Stateflow Design
  • Embedded Coder
  • Code Generation

Course content

15 sections244 lectures93h 36m total length
  • Introduction4:45
  • What is a Model-Based?16:25
  • What is a Model?3:10
  • What is a Model-Based development Process ?3:53
  • What is a system?1:06
  • Quiz 1
  • Automotive Market.1:38
  • MBD through V-Model8:58
  • Software Architecture4:07
  • Why we need to shift to a MBD?8:26
  • Model-Based Development Role1:25
  • Quiz 2
  • Use Cases for Model-Based Development of Automotive Embedded Software3:05
  • Guidlines4:11
  • Modeling Tools.11:27
  • Modeling Approach8:23
  • in Loop.18:15
  • MBD Concepts Module Conclusion9:43

Requirements

  • no requirements

Description

he Model-Based Development Diploma covers a comprehensive range of essential topics to provide participants with a well-rounded understanding of model-centric approaches in system design. Throughout the program, participants will delve into fundamental MBD concepts, gaining insights into how models serve as the backbone of system development.

The course begins with an introduction to MATLAB basics, where participants learn essential data analysis, visualization, and algorithm development skills. Building upon this foundation, the curriculum covers Simulink basics, enabling participants to create dynamic system simulations and design control systems efficiently.

Participants will also explore the Arduino Support Package, equipping them with the knowledge and tools to interface MATLAB and Simulink with Arduino hardware, facilitating the development of embedded systems.

A significant focus of the diploma is on PID controller design, where participants learn to design and tune Proportional-Integral-Derivative controllers for various applications, gaining practical skills in control system design.

The program also includes instruction on MATLAB scripting, empowering participants to automate tasks, create custom functions, and enhance workflow efficiency.

System modeling is another key component of the curriculum, where participants learn techniques for representing system requirements, architectures, and behaviors effectively using models.

Additionally, the course covers model architecture and Stateflow design, providing participants with advanced skills in structuring complex models and modeling discrete event systems.

Embedded Coder instruction enables participants to generate production-quality code directly from Simulink models, facilitating seamless integration between model-based design and implementation.

Throughout the program, participants engage in hands-on exercises, projects, and case studies to reinforce learning and gain practical experience in applying MBD concepts and tools to real-world scenarios. By the program's conclusion, participants will have developed a comprehensive skill set in model-based development, positioning them as proficient practitioners in the field.

Who this course is for:

  • Undergraduate and graduate students aspiring for engineering roles centered around model-based development.
  • Embedded software engineers aiming to specialize in application-layer development through a model-based approach.
  • Software engineers interested in pursuing opportunities within the automotive industry utilizing model-based development methodologies.