Ann Arbor quality and automotive consulting and training company offering an introductory systems engineering and MBSE course from a safety and cybersecurity perspective.
Omnex is a consulting and training company based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, working in automotive quality, functional safety and cybersecurity. Its two-day course introduces systems engineering and MBSE with SysML through electric and automated vehicle examples, relating systems engineering to ISO 26262, ISO/SAE 21434 and ISO/PAS 21448. Schedules are available on demand, and the course can be run on site.
Design accelerated tests to estimate how products perform over their service lives.
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.
Two-day course on the Automotive SPICE system processes: system requirements analysis, system architecture, system integration and qualification test, with traceability and process risk.
Two-day introduction to electric and automated vehicle architectures and to the design requirements that functional safety, SOTIF and cybersecurity place on them.
Integrate cybersecurity risk assessment into medical device development and testing.
One-day workshop on building and analysing fault trees for system and component events, with five breakout exercises and examples from real-world systems.
Two-day hands-on course on planning and reporting safety integration, verification and validation activities in the V-model for ISO 26262 functional safety and ISO 21448 SOTIF.
Two-day course on planning and reporting safety verification for ISO 26262 functional safety and SOTIF: verification in the V-model, requirements-based and concept-phase verification, and verification plans.
One-day ISO 26262 course for sales, legal, programme management, quality and configuration staff: safety culture, safety planning, OEM and supplier responsibilities, distributed development, safety cases and confirmation measures.
Five-day course on IEC 61508 for people who identify and analyse safety aspects of E/E/PE systems: the safety life-cycle, system, hardware and software safety requirements, risk and SIL determination, and safety analysis techniques.
Two-day intacs course for Automotive SPICE assessors and process experts on the Hardware SPICE extension: the hardware engineering processes HWE.1 to HWE.4, rating rules, ISO 26262 mappings and guided assessment practice.
Two-day introduction to systems engineering and MBSE with SysML using electric and automated vehicle examples, linked to ISO 26262, ISO/SAE 21434 and ISO/PAS 21448.
Five-day course on planning, conducting and reporting ISO 26262 functional safety assessments, audits and confirmation reviews, with 15 exercises evaluating safety plans, concepts, analyses, test plans and safety cases.
One-day workshop on failure mode, effects and diagnostic analysis (FMEDA) for ISO 26262 hardware: part identification, FIT tables, failure mode distribution, single-point and latent fault metrics, and the safety plan.
Workshop on the AIAG-VDA supplemental FMEA for monitoring and system response (FMEA-MSR) in ISO 26262 work, run in a two-day edition and a one-day edition: preparation, structure, function, failure and risk analysis, optimisation and communicating risk.
One-day workshop on performing a hazard analysis and risk assessment for ISO 26262: item definition and assumptions, hazards and operational scenarios, and rating severity, exposure and controllability to an ASIL.
Two-day introduction to ISO 26262 for managers and product development staff, also run as a one-day executive edition: the standard's framework, ASIL tables, safety management, the concept phase and the safety concepts.
Five-day advanced ISO 26262 workshop for certified practitioners that builds a complete safety case, working through the work products and ASIL tables of all 12 parts with independent review of selected work products.
Five-day ISO 26262 course focused on hardware and semiconductor development, from safety management and the concept phase to hardware safety requirements, diagnostic coverage, hardware metrics and Part 11, with an optional certification exam.
Five-day course covering all 12 parts of ISO 26262 through a running case study, with an optional certification exam; Omnex also offers motorcycle and trucks-and-buses editions.
Three-day course on the safety of road vehicles whose driving functions use AI, following ISO/PAS 8800: AI safety lifecycle, safety requirements, architecture, datasets, verification and validation, safety analysis and assurance arguments.
Three-day course on vulnerability analysis and assessment under ISO/SAE 21434: scanning and exploits, infrastructure and controller vulnerabilities, failure modes, vulnerabilities and effects analysis (FMVEA), CVSS scoring and risk assessment.
Course on planning, conducting and reporting a threat analysis and risk assessment under ISO/SAE 21434: damage scenarios and impact ratings, attack paths and feasibility, risk values, CAL evaluation and risk treatment.
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.
Three-day course on reliability programme concepts, design analysis methods and test approaches in the V-model, from reliability maths and prediction to FMEA, fault tree analysis and reliability growth testing.
Two-day seminar on building the structured argument for an item's cybersecurity under ISO/SAE 21434 and SAE J3061: goals, arguments and evidence, a layered argument model, GSN and the MISRA argument structure.
Two-day seminar on building a safety case from the start of a functional safety project to serial production, using goal structuring notation and the MISRA guidelines for safety arguments.
Three-day foundation course in reliability engineering across design, manufacture, test and field support: reliability maths and data analysis, predictions, FMECA, fault tree analysis and reliability testing.
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.
Two-day course on planning, developing and maintaining a software FMEA with the SAE J1025 method through the software lifecycle, from architecture and failure modes to criticality, action priority and a software verification plan.
Three-day course on the right side of the V-model: integration approaches, evaluation methods (analysis, demonstration, inspection, test), traceability and verification and validation planning.
Three-day course on the Automotive SPICE 4.0 processes from project management and requirements to verification, capability levels 2 and 3, and mapping ASPICE to ISO 26262 and IATF 16949, with ten exercises and a final exam.
Three-day overview of the ISO 21448 safety of the intended functionality standard: foreseeable misuse, functional insufficiencies, triggering events and verification and validation strategies.
Estimate product reliability from failure and survival data using Weibull analysis.
Three-day workshop on writing system, software and hardware requirements and test cases under Automotive SPICE v4.0 and Hardware SPICE, with architecture notation and traceability.
Two-day seminar on specifying cybersecurity requirements, test cases and hardware/software interfaces from a threat analysis, worked through an airbag case study with attack trees, threat modelling and countermeasures.