Training arm of the German engineering services group Bertrandt, offering aviation systems engineering and safety assessment courses to SAE ARP4754B.
Bertrandt Academy, run by Bertrandt Systems & Consulting GmbH, offers technical training alongside the Bertrandt group's engineering services.
Its aviation courses include systems engineering according to SAE ARP4754B / EUROCAE ED-79B and safety assessment according to ARP4754B and ARP4761, delivered as classroom courses in Munich and on request.
Blended course on SysML fundamentals: model properties, general SysML concepts and the diagram types, applied by building a SysML model in two webinars; follows Bertrandt's SE/MBSE Module 1.
Three-hour e-learning module on integrating the components of an automated driving system into the vehicle: high-performance computing, middleware, the communication architecture, the on-board power system and system approval.
Two-day classroom course in Munich that walks one worked example through the integrated logistic and product support process, from contract requirements and support planning to LSA-FMEA, RCM, maintenance task and training needs analysis.
Two-day classroom seminar in Munich on airborne electronic hardware development assurance under ED-80/DO-254: hardware DAL, life-cycle processes, verification and validation, and PLD, FPGA, ASIC and COTS considerations.
Two-day classroom course for managers and authorities on developing flight-critical systems: complex-system properties, human factors, the safety and reliability trade-off, civil aviation certification, and ARP4754A, ARP4761, DO-178C and DO-254 from a management view.
One-day classroom course in Munich on failure mode and effects analysis across aviation, automotive and industry: design, process and software FMEA, FMECA criticality, risk priority numbers and how results feed safety analyses.
Two-day classroom introduction in Munich to the ASD S1000D specification for technical documentation: data modules and coding, the common source database, exchange processes, publication types and business rules.
One-day classroom briefing for programme managers, support engineering managers and regulators on ASD S4000P Issue 2.1: the purpose of maintainability analysis, how preventive maintenance task requirements are derived and optimised, and the interfaces.
Two-day classroom course in Munich on integrated logistic support and logistic support analysis: ILS requirements and management, LSA tailoring and sub-analyses, software support analysis and life cycle cost.
One-day classroom introduction in Munich to ASD S2000M: how spare parts data is structured, how it links product structure and logistics, and how it produces provisioning lists and illustrated parts catalogues.
One-day classroom introduction in Munich to planning and carrying out a logistic support analysis under MIL-STD-1388 or ASD S3000L.
Blended IREB CPRE Foundation Level course in German: about 20 hours of e-learning, 16 hours of classroom or online training, and the certification exam, included in the price.
Three-day classroom workshop on the maintainability analyses of ASD S4000P Issue 2.1: deriving preventive maintenance task requirements through system, structure, zonal and special event analysis, and optimising them in service.
One-day classroom seminar on setting safety and reliability targets and applying the main analysis methods: reliability prediction, FMEA and FMES, fault tree analysis, functional hazard analysis and common mode analysis.
Classroom seminar on aircraft and system safety assessment to CS 25.1309, ARP4754B and ARP4761: functional hazard assessment, FTA, FMEA and common cause analyses.
Two-day classroom seminar presenting MIL-STD-882 system safety as a management model for safety-critical complex systems: the safety programme plan, hazard analyses and safety verification in the V-model.
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.
One-day classroom seminar in Munich for teams developing DAL D airborne software, focused on meeting the DO-178C objectives for that level efficiently.
Classroom seminar on the aircraft and system development processes of SAE ARP4754B / EUROCAE ED-79B and their relationship to generic systems engineering, with a worked braking-system example.