Three-day classroom seminar in Munich on developing airborne software under ED-12C/DO-178C: software levels, planning, development and verification processes, and the integral processes of certification.
Covers the certification framework for airborne software (authorities, regulations and standards, including EASA and Airbus requirements and the safety assessment standards ARP4754A and ARP4761), failure conditions and how the software level is defined, software planning and life-cycle processes, the requirements, design, coding and integration processes, and software verification (test methods, environments, coverage and verification reviews). Further topics are partitioning, tool qualification, COTS software, real-time scheduling and product service history, the integral processes of configuration management, quality assurance and certification liaison, and the differences between DO-178B and DO-178C. Bertrandt states that one focus is the efficient implementation of the requirements that really matter.
Taught in German as a classroom seminar in Munich. A separate one-day course covers the DAL D objectives only.
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Design accelerated tests to estimate how products perform over their service lives.
Three-day blended short course on the systems engineering and safety assurance of autonomous systems that use AI, from hazards and machine learning assurance to human-autonomy teaming and the autonomous systems safety case.
Two-day hands-on course on system and design FMEA using the AIAG-VDA seven-step approach, from boundary and P diagrams to risk analysis, optimisation and design verification planning (DVP&R), with an optional certification exam.