UK university offering short courses in system safety engineering for industry, combining online self-study with three days of face-to-face teaching.
The University of York's Department of Computer Science runs short courses in systems safety engineering for safety engineers and industrial clients. Each course combines self-study materials released online with three days of face-to-face teaching in York. The courses are also modules of the university's postgraduate awards in safety-critical systems engineering, but can be taken individually.
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.
Three-day short course on software safety assurance: safety-critical software principles, safety analysis, software safety requirements, verification and validation and software safety cases.
Introduction to system safety principles, risk, terminology and the main hazard and safety assessment techniques across the lifecycle.
Systematic hazard identification and risk assessment, risk reduction and ALARP: the first half of the safety process in system development.
Human factors and ergonomics as a design-oriented discipline for developing and evaluating safety-critical systems.
Producing and assessing safety cases: role and content, selecting arguments and evidence, and textual and graphical argument notations.
The analysis and assessment phase of the system safety lifecycle: qualitative and quantitative safety analysis techniques and use of operational data.