One-day classroom seminar in Munich for teams developing DAL D airborne software, focused on meeting the DO-178C objectives for that level efficiently.
Aimed at teams developing software to Design Assurance Level D. Covers the certification framework (authorities, regulations and standards, including ARP4754A and ARP4761 and the EASA certification memorandum on software aspects), software planning, the requirements, design, coding and integration processes, software verification (test methods, strategy, procedures and environment; requirements-based and structural coverage; verification reviews), partitioning, tool qualification, COTS software and product service history, the integral processes, and the differences between DO-178B and DO-178C. The emphasis throughout is on the DAL D objectives.
Taught in German as a classroom seminar in Munich. It is a separately booked course; for the full range of software levels, Bertrandt also runs a three-day DO-178C seminar.
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