Two-day overview of how Automotive SPICE, ISO 26262 functional safety and ISO/SAE 21434 cybersecurity fit together in product development, from the concept phase to system, software and hardware processes and management.
Gives an integrated overview of Automotive SPICE (PAM 4.0), functional safety (ISO 26262:2018) and product cybersecurity (ISO/SAE 21434:2021) and how their practices combine in new product development, including the management and traceability of requirements, architecture and test artefacts across levels. Day one introduces the three standards and the concept phase: item definition, functional safety and cybersecurity requirements and concepts, hazard analysis and risk assessment, and threat analysis and risk assessment. Day two covers the system, software and hardware processes (requirements, architectural and detailed design, verification and validation) and the management and support processes, including integration with organisational processes and production. Three breakout exercises follow the phases. It also serves as an introduction for those who will audit to these standards.
Facilitator not identified in public sources checked.
Introduction to Automotive SPICE, functional safety and cybersecurity · Concept phase: item definition, safety and cybersecurity requirements and concepts, HARA and TARA (exercise)
System, software and hardware processes (exercise) · Management and support processes (exercise)
One-day seminar introducing systems engineering and the business case for it at enterprise, project and technical levels.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Richard Beasley
One-day examination of agile practices in physical systems engineering, their applicability and limitations, and the role of MBSE.
Seminar for managers and technical decision-makers on applying MBSE with SysML: languages, tools, frameworks and processes, and building an MBSE core architecture team.
Course presenters may include: Cris Kobryn