Training
Holarch Training: free, self-paced courses
Courses that teach Holarch itself, chapter by chapter, with the project files to follow along. Each chapter plays from holarch.app and has its starting and finished project.
The courses teach the tool. To learn the method, watch the series Systems Engineering with Holarch and Building a CubeSat in Holarch.
Available
Track 1. Getting Started
For: Everyone new to Holarch
- The workspace and a finished model
- Your first project, items, attributes and relationships
- Diagrams and documents that are views of the model
- Search, sharing and roles, export, import and versions
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Track 2. Requirements and Verification
For: Engineers
- Writing requirements and the quality check
- Tracing, suspect links and baselines
- TBDTo Be Determined A requirement value or detail that is not known yet. Holarch tracks TBDs with an owner and a due date./TBRTo Be Reviewed A requirement value that is filled in but still needs to be confirmed. and approvals
- Verification methods, test cases, RVTMRequirements Verification Traceability Matrix A table of each requirement with how it is verified, the tests that verify it and their latest result. and VCRMVerification Cross-Reference Matrix A table that maps requirements to verification methods (test, analysis, inspection, demonstration) and events.
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Track 3. Behavior and Architecture
For: Engineers
- Functions and flow diagrams
- Allocation to components
- Interfaces, the ICDInterface Control Document The agreed definition of an interface between two systems: what crosses it, how, and who owns it. Holarch also has an Interface Control Diagram. and N²N-squared A square chart with elements on the diagonal and what passes between them in the off-diagonal cells. Used to find and check interfaces.
- Simulation, budgets and TPMsTechnical Performance Measure A key technical parameter, such as mass or power, tracked over time against its target and threshold.
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Track 4. Documents and Deliverables
For: Engineers and leads
- Templates: SEMP, ConOpsConcept of Operations A description, in user terms, of how a system will be used in its environment: who uses it, when and for what., ICD
- Live matrices in documents
- Word and Excel output ready to send
- Review packages and presentations
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Track 5. Teams and Administration
For: Team leads and tool administrators
- Organizations, roles and free reviewers
- Sign-in with Google or Microsoft, two-step sign-in and passkeys
- AI and API access for an organization
- Data ownership: export, backups, deletion
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Track 6. Migrating to Holarch
For: Teams moving from other tools
- Planning a migration to LMLLifecycle Modeling Language An open modeling language with a small set of classes and relationships that covers a system's whole lifecycle. Holarch models are LML models.
- Requirements from Excel, CSV, Word and ReqIFRequirements Interchange Format An OMG XML standard for exchanging requirements, with their attributes and links, between tools.
- Models from .inno files
- Cleaning up after import
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Track 7. Following a Process
For: Engineers, students and instructors
- Choosing a process guide: Kossiakoff, ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288, NASA, DoDDepartment of Defense The US Department of Defense., MIL-STD-499B, Vee
- Live checks and the work they point to
- Gates, entry criteria and review packages
- Running a technical review from the model