Guidance for Model-Based Development and Verification (DO-331)
This seminar is offered in China only and presented in Mandarin Chinese. The course materials are bilingual (English and Chinese).
In the past, Model-Based Development and Verification (MBDV) technology has been widely used and accepted in software production. When this technology is used in airborne software, a number of key issues should be considered to ensure the airworthiness objectives and safety goals. In order to clarify these issues and ease the use the MBDV technology, DO-331 is published as a supplement to DO-178C, to provide consensus guidance to applicants and certification authorities.
MBDV has been used more and more in critical software applications. As a MBDV supplement to DO-178C, DO-331 provides guidance to MBDV usage in airborne software. However, applicants still face uncertainty: how to verify the model, how to establish the trace, and what certification credit MBDV can gain, etc. Learning how to correctly meet the objectives of DO-331 becomes essential in the development of airborne software using MBDV technology. This seminar aims to deliver a thorough understanding of the core concept and the utilization of DO-331 by introducing attendees to the key issues that should be mastered to meet airworthiness objectives when MBDV technology and DO-331 are used as a mean of compliance.
What Will You Learn
- Describe the background, purpose and airworthiness objectives of DO-331
- Differentiate between what is a model and what is not a model
- Discuss the impact of MBDV on software lifecycle processes
- Identify the certification credits MBDV may deliver and may not deliver
- Apply software lifecycle and appropriate software development and verification activities according to MBDV technology
- Demonstrate compliance with DO-331 objectives and minimize cost while applying industry-best practices
Is This Course For You
Engineers in aviation airworthiness management and supplier management.