• Module 1: Class Diagram: This topic focuses on class diagrams that depict classes, their attributes, operations, and the relationships between them.
• Module 2: Activity Diagram: Activity Diagram illustrates workflows and processes. It also shows the steps involved in a process, the sequence of these steps, and the conditions that trigger each step.
• Module 3: Sequence Diagram: Interactions between objects over time are depicted in this diagram. This diagram shows messages exchanged between objects and the sequence of these messages.
• Module 4: Why We Model: This topic covers software modeling and its benefits. It also explores the necessity of modeling in software development.
• Module 5: State Machine Diagram: It illustrates the state transitions of an object in response to events. This diagram also shows different states, events, and actions.
• Module 6: Object Diagram: A specific instance of a class diagram is depicted in this diagram. It not only discusses the objects in a system but also focuses on relationships between them at a particular point in time.
• Module 7: Package Diagram: Related model elements are grouped together in it. The diagram is helpful in organizing and managing complex UML models.
• Module 8: Use Diagram: The interactions between actors, systems, and use cases are depicted in this diagram. It shows the functionality of a system from the perspective of a user.

• Module 1: Common Structure: This topic might cover core concepts such as elements (classes, packages), relationships (inheritance, association), and basic building blocks for representing real-world entities and their interactions in a UML model.
• Module 2: Classification: It defines classes, inheritance hierarchies, specifying attributes and operations, and potentially advanced sub-topics like abstract classes and interfaces for defining reusable functionality.
• Module 3: The MOF & Metamodeling: This topic explores how UML uses MOF to define its own elements such as classes, and relationships. It also focuses on how models can be built on top of this foundation.
• Module 4: Activities: It explains how UML represents steps, decisions, and flows within a system. It might cover concepts like activity diagrams, actions within those activities. Moreover, the topic covers sub-topics such as concurrency modeling for handling multiple tasks happening simultaneously.
• Module 5: Interactions: It focuses on sequence diagrams for visualizing the message sequence over time and potentially collaboration diagrams for depicting the overall structure of interacting objects.
• Module 6: Structured Classifiers: The topic explores how a class can be composed of other classes or parts, with internal connections between them.
• Module 7: Actions: This topic delves into how individual steps or operations are modeled in UML. It also covers different action types such as pre-conditions and post-conditions, and how they link together to form the overall flow of an activity.
• Module 8: Alf: It discusses how Alf code can be embedded in UML elements such as activities or states to provide more detailed, executable logic that complements the visual diagrams.
• Module 9: fUML: This topic explores how UML models with specific elements and constraints can be transformed into a format that machines can understand and execute.
• Module 10: StateMachines: This section likely explores how UML depicts an object’s lifecycle, including different states it can be in (on, off, running) and the events that trigger transitions between those states.
• Module 11: Common Behavior: This topic introduces foundational concepts such as events, receptions, and behaviors themselves.

• Module 1: Building a Behavioral Model Using the Full Set of SysML Constructs: The OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 exam evaluates the abilities of OMG system engineers in constructing behavioral models with SysML. It includes Sequence, Activity, and State Machine diagrams, measuring their expertise in utilizing SysML constructs to accurately depict intricate system behaviors, processes, and interactions.
• Module 2: Building a Structural Model Using the Full Set of SysML Constructs: This subject of the OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 exam assesses the capability of OMG system engineers to develop structural models with SysML. The topic includes Internal Block diagrams and Block Definition, evaluating their skills in depicting relationships, system hierarchies, and internal structures using detailed SysML constructs.
• Module 3: Building a Parametric Model Using the Full Set of SysML Constructs: The OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 exam evaluates OMG system engineers on their ability to create parametric models using SysML. It includes utilizing constraints for system analyses and defining constraints on Block Definition Diagrams.
• Module 4: Building a Requirements Model Using the Full Set of SysML Constructs: This section of the OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional – Model Builder – Intermediate exam evaluates the ability of OMG system engineers to develop requirements models with SysML. The topic focuses on Use Case Models and Requirements Diagrams as well.
• Module 5: Model Concepts: It evaluates the skills of OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 exam applicants in model concepts, with a focus on modeling guidelines and practices. This part of the OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 exam assesses their understanding of these guidelines and practices.
• Module 6: Organizing a System Model Using the Full Set of SysML Constructs: The OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 exam evaluates OMG system engineers on organizing system models with SysML. It emphasizes constructing Package Diagrams using the complete range of SysML constructs.
• Module 7: Defining Stereotypes, Properties, and Constraints: The OMG-Certified Systems Modeling Professional – Model Builder – Intermediate exam assesses your ability to define and apply stereotypes, constraints and properties in SysML. This topic also evaluates your skills in extending the language, customizing modeling elements, and specifying precise system characteristics and limitations.

Expected OMG-OCSMP-MBA400 Exam Topics, as suggested by OMG :

• Module 1: Concepts for adapting SysML: This section relates to the knowledge of Customizing the Language, Viewpoints, and Metamodel-based Extensions related to SysML.
• Module 2: Integrating SysML with other modeling languages: This section of the exam focuses on the blending of SysML with UML, MARTE, UPDMTM, and Modelica.
• Module 3: Integrating SysML with other modeling tools: This section is about testing the knowledge of combining SysML with modeling forms of tools. Also, it covers a range of tool integration strategies, selecting tools, and Model Interchange.
• Module 4: Methodology-related concepts: This section covers methodology and different practices including evaluating the quality of the framework.