Workshop on performing a software failure mode and effects analysis at any stage of development, run as a two-day course and a one-day ISO 26262 core-tools edition: boundary diagram, failure modes, causes, controls, effects, risk priority and the verification plan.
Teaches software engineers and managers to perform a software FMEA during any phase of development, working through real-world examples. After an introduction to software risk analysis and the method, participants prepare the analysis with a boundary (block) diagram and then develop it through seven exercises: starting the FMEA, failure modes, potential software causes, program or design controls, effects and classification, and risk priority numbers and improvements. The course closes with the design verification plan and report.
Omnex runs it in two editions: a two-day course and a one-day edition in its ISO 26262 functional safety core-tools series, which uses design FMEA terminology and adds a chapter on algorithm FMEA. Participants receive a seminar manual and a workbook with case-study exercises.
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Software risk analysis · Software (design) FMEA
Exercise: boundary (block) diagram
Exercises: starting the FMEA, failure modes and causes · Exercise: program or design controls · Exercise: effects and classification · Exercise: risk priority numbers and improvements
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