Model-based Development of Embedded Software in Compliance with ISO 26262

Challenges and Effective Solutions - 2 days

Date Location Language
Jul 15–16, 2021 Online, Organized by DynaFusion.
Registration Available		 English

MOTIVATION

This training class describes how to develop and safeguard safety-critical embedded software in serial projects with Simulink in compliance with ISO 26262 (part 6). Beginning with a general overview of the ISO standard, we proceed by focusing on the ISO 26262 requirements that are specifically relevant to model-based development. We address the impact the standard has had on model-based development with Simulink, as well as the requirements for model and software architecture in safety-critical software. We also look at modeling guidelines and testing before wrapping up the class by assessing ISO 26262 readiness of controller functions. All theoretical knowledge is supplemented by means of several practical examples, which you can take straight back to your desk.

TARGET AUDIENCE

This training class is designed for developers, testers, project managers, and quality managers, whose focus is model-based development of safety-critical embedded software using MATLAB/Simulink.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Developing safety-critical software in compliance with ISO 26262
  • All contents updated for ISO 26262:2018
  • Impact of ISO 26262 on development of embedded software with Simulink
  • Model architectures for safety-critical software
  • Safeguarding ISO 26262-compliant models with modeling guidelines and complexity metrics
  • ISO 26262-compliant testing for model-based SW development
  • Tool qualification
  • Prioritization of ISO 26262 requirements for process adaptation

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By completing this course, the participants will achieve the following:

  • An understanding of the characteristics and benefits of model-based development
  • Know-how to apply model-based methods to develop safety-related systems in compliance with ISO 26262
  • An understanding of the model-based development process as outlined by ISO 26262
  • Ability to assess elements of effective software architecture according to ISO 26262
  • An understanding of how to implement software architecture in models
  • The skills to analyze and evaluate model structures
  • An understanding of how to ensure model quality with effective modeling guidelines
  • Ability to recall the approach to tool qualification that aligns with ISO 26262
  • Knowledge of how to apply methods to ensure model quality with model testing
  • An understanding of approaches to detailed design in model-based development
  • An understanding of the priorities for process adaptation towards ISO 26262 compliance

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By completing this course, the participants will achieve the following:

  • An understanding of the characteristics and benefits of model-based development
  • Know-how to apply model-based methods to develop safety-related systems in compliance with ISO 26262
  • An understanding of the model-based development process as outlined by ISO 26262
  • Ability to assess elements of effective software architecture according to ISO 26262
  • An understanding of how to implement software architecture in models
  • The skills to analyze and evaluate model structures
  • An understanding of how to ensure model quality with effective modeling guidelines
  • Ability to recall the approach to tool qualification that aligns with ISO 26262
  • Knowledge of how to apply methods to ensure model quality with model testing
  • An understanding of approaches to detailed design in model-based development
  • An understanding of the priorities for process adaptation towards ISO 26262 compliance

KEY TOPIC / AGENDA:

DAY 1:

1. Overview: Model-based software development with Simulink

  1. Foundations of model-based development
  2. Overview of development and quality assurance activities
  3. Characteristics of ISO 26262-compliant development

2. Safety-related software development in compliance with ISO 26262

  1. Impact on the development process
  2. Hazard analysis and risk assessment, ASIL determination
  3. Strategies for safety concepts – deriving software safety requirements
  4. ASIL decomposition
  5. Safety Of The Intended Functionality (SOTIF)

Hands-on: Safety requirements

3. ISO 26262-compliant development process

  1. Reference work
  2. Process phases and work products
  3. Process manuals and developer guides
  4. Similarities to ASPICE 3 requirements

 

4. Implementing software architectures in models

  1. Basics of software architecture
  2. Expected properties of an ISO 26262-compliant software architecture
  3. Software architecture in models
  4. Principles for layered models
  5. Interface handling in models
  6. Simulink design patterns for safety-critical software

5. Analysis and evaluation of model architecture

  1. Model structure analysis
  2. Introduction to complexity metrics
  3. Calculating model complexity
  4. Measures to reduce model complexity
  5. Identification of ineffective interfaces and model clones

Hands-on: Analysis, evaluation and refactoring of model architecture

DAY 2:

1. Ensuring model quality with modeling guidelines

  1. Overview of modeling guidelines
  2. General modeling guidelines for MISRA- and ISO 26262-compliant modeling
  3. Specific guidelines on improving code generator application
  4. Automatic checking of modeling guidelines

Hands-on: Ensuring model quality with modeling guidelines

 

2. Tool qualification in compliance with ISO 26262

  1. Foundations of tool qualification
  2. Determination of the tool confidence level
  3. Qualification methods

Hands-on: Tool qualification kit

3. Ensuring model quality with model testing

  1. ISO 26262 requirements in the testing process
  2. Test goals on different testing levels
  3. Regression testing and back-to-back testing, MiL – SiL – PiL
  4. Model and code coverage
  5. Automatic test evaluation with test assessments

Hands-on: Model testing project

4. Overview and priorities for process adaptation in compliance with ISO 26262

  1. Quality monitoring of development projects, software verification report
  2. Prioritizing ISO 26262 requirements for model-based development
  3. Assessing effort and benefits of ISO 26262 requirements
  4. Available methods and tools for process tailoring

Hands-on: Quality monitoring project

Evaluation test to qualify for the SAE Certificate of Competency (optional)

ABOUT THE TRAINER:

Dr. Jan Grabowski

Jan Grabowski has been Product Application Manager at Model Engineering Solutions since 2014. With an unwavering interest in ensuring optimal customer support via the MES tools, he designs application scenarios for the MES software tools and services. Beyond this, he consults and assists customers worldwide in using the MES toolchain. His expertise in quality assurance flows into the MES webinars and also into his role as speaker at conferences, and he happily shares his knowledge in MES training classes.

CONTACT

To get started and know more about training programs & pricing, kindly contact us.
Email: acg@dynafusiontech.com
Phone no: +91 80 4113 7614/15

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