DO-278A Training:
DO-278A Training, DO-278A Software Integrity Assurance Considerations for Communication, Navigation, Surveillance, and Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM) Systems.
DO-278A training provides you with the knowledge, concepts, principles, history, standards, and tools relevant to DO-278A. Learn about DO-278A, Software Integrity Assurance Considerations for Communication, Navigation, Surveillance, and Air Traffic Management (CNS/ATM) Systems. We will teach you how to create, develop, and verify avionic software to DO-278A/ED- 109A.
Also, we will cover the supplements of DO-278A/ED-109A to deliver extra support for model-based design, object-oriented programming, and official techniques. DO-278A training will also discuss the logic behind the goals in DO-278A/ED-109A, the Tool Qualification document (DO-330/ED-215), and the supplements including DO-331/ED-216, DO-332/ED-217, and DO-333/ED-218.
DO-278A training is delivered in two separate modules; lectures and practical activities. Participants will learn all the theoretical material needed to develop and implement DO-278A via fun, interactive lectures and then they will experience what they have been taught through practical activities. The Practical module includes several labs, group activities, and hands-on seminars.
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- 3 days of DO-278A Training with an expert instructor
- DO-297 TrainingElectronic Course Guide
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- Certificate of Completion
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Customize It:
- If you are familiar with some aspects of the DO-278A Training course, we can omit or shorten their discussion.
- We can adjust the emphasis placed on the various topics or build the DO-278A Training course around the mix of technologies of interest to you (including technologies other than those included in this outline).
- If your background is nontechnical, we can exclude the more technical topics, include the topics that may be of special interest to you (e.g., as a manager or policy-maker), and present the DO-278A Training course in a manner understandable to lay audiences.
Audience / Target Group:
The target audience for this DO-278A Training course:
- Software engineers
- Software testers
- Managers
- Quality assurance or certification personnel
- All individuals interested in learning about DO-278A
Objectives:
Upon completing this DO-278A Training course, learners will be able to meet these objectives:
- Create, develop, and verify software to fulfill the goals of DO-278A/ED-109A
- Understand the difference between high-level and low-level requirements of DO-278A
- Discuss the meaning of DO-278A/ED-109A by requirements-based evaluation.
- Discuss the modified condition/decision coverage (MC/DC)?
- Explain the data coupling evaluation and control coupling
- Understand the data adaptation its application
- Use the product service history
- Apply supporting data in DO-248C/ED-94C
- Understand the concept and value of model simulation
- Understand the concept and value of qualified auto-code generators
- Discuss and explain the supplemental goals while using object-oriented technology
- Employ the object-oriented technology complement in their project even if they don’t use object-oriented methods
- Understand the concept and value of formal methods
- Reduce the frequency and amount of testing
- Create, develop, and verify software methods to fulfill the objectives of DO-330/ED-215
- Describe the five Tool Qualification Levels TQL1-TQL5
- Explain and understand the supplement DO-331/ED-216 on Model-Based Development and Verification
- Demonstrate model requirements
- Explain supplement DO-332/ED-217 on object-oriented technique and associated tools.
- Explain the extra objectives during the use of object-oriented technology
- Elaborate on the needs of employing the object-oriented technology supplement to their project
- Explain the supplement DO-333/ED-217 on Formal Methods
DO-278A Training – Course Syllabus:
Overview of DO-278A
- What is DO-278A
- What is ED-109A
- History of DO-278A/ED-109A
- DO-278A/ED-109A requirements
- DO-278A/ED-109A applications
- Gap Analysis
- Compliance Determination
DO-278A Key Features
- DO-278A fundamental principles
- DO-278A objectives
- Safety, software, hardware, and certification of the avionic environment
- DO-278A audition
- DO-278A project management
- DO-278A budget management
- DO-278A schedule management
- Typical DO-278A initiation mistakes
DO-278A Planning Process
- DO-278A requirements
- DO-278A designing
- DO-278A coding
- DO-278A integration
- DO-278A reverse-engineering
- DO-278A verification and validation
- DO-278A quality assurance
- DO-278A configuration management
DO-278A Main Differences with DO-178
- Assurance Levels
- Classification
- Mitigation
- Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) technology incorporation
Software Verification Process
- Avionics development data
- Data analysis
- Testing
- Coverage evaluation
- Traceability
- Verification and validation
Software Considerations
- Comprehensive input testing
- Reliability models
- Manifold version different software verification
- Previously-developed software
- Product service record
- Tools for developing environment
DO-278A Assurance Levels and Their Corresponding DO-178B / ED-12 Safety Levels
- AL1, corresponding to Level A
- Disastrous: stops continual safe flight or landing, many lethal damages
- AL2, corresponding to Level B
- Hazardous/Severe: possible lethal damages to a small amount of occupants
- AL3, corresponding to Level C
- Major: damages crew efficacy, distress or possible damages to occupants
- AL4, no equivalent
- AL5, corresponding to Level D
- Minor: abridged aircraft safety limitations, but well inside crew competences
- AL6, corresponding to Level E
- No impact: does not impact the safety of the airplane at all
DO-278A Requirements Documentation
- SAAP: Software Aspects of Approval Plan
- SQAP: Software Quality Assurance Plan
- SCMP: Software Configuration Management Plan
- CCP: Configuration Control Protocols
- Software code standard
- Software design standard
- Software requirements guideline
- SDP: Software Development Plan
- SVP: Software Verification Plan
- Source, implementable object code, SCI and SECI
- Software design documentation
- Software requirements documentation
- Traceability
- Test cases
- Verification outcomes
- Quality assurance logs
- Configuration management logs
Security Tools
- Cryptography
- Access security
- Intrusion detection
- Information and data protection
- Hazard analysis
- Vulnerability analysis
DO-278A Supplements
- RTCA DO-330
- Software tool qualification considerations
- RTCA DO-331
- Model-Based development and verification supplement
- RTCA DO-332
- Object-oriented technology and related techniques supplement to DO-178C and DO-278
- RTCA DO-333
- Formal methods supplement
Case Study Sample: Flight-Crucial Data Reliability Assurance For Ground-Based COTS Elements
- System description
- Current guidelines associated with ground-based systems and COTS
- DO-278A coverage associated with this topic
- FFA ground-based standards
- Approaches to safety and security
- Risk mitigation evaluation
- Data integrity in ground-based systems
- Recommendations
- Proof-of-concept architecture
Wrap-up – DO-278A Training
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