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Module K 6
Software development
Safety-oriented software development acc. to ISO 26262-6
Description
Beyond the demands of previously existing quality standards (SPiCE, CMMI etc.) ISO 26262 establishes further requirements focused on Functional Safety. This training module presents the additional demands made on software development and their practical implementation in an illustrative manner.
Content
- Software development process acc. to ISO 26262-6
- Selection of techniques and measures for ASIL-conformant software development
- Interfaces with existing quality standards (SPiCE, CMMI)
- Project documentation
Duration
1 day
Target Group
Safety managers, software developers
Dates
11.10.2019 in Munich, Germany – conducted in German
15.11.2019 in Stuttgart, Germany – conducted in English
21.02.2020 in Munich, Germany – conducted in German
24.04.2020 in Munich, Germany – conducted in English
26.06.2020 in Dortmund, Germany – conducted in English
24.07.2020 in Stuttgart, Germany – conducted in German
16.10.2020 in Munich, Germany – conducted in German
20.11.2020 in Stuttgart, Germany – conducted in English
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10.00 am - 5.00 pm
Inhouse (German or English) upon request
Fees
Price without discount:
Germany: 790 €
Korea: 360 €
United Kingdom: please enquire
India: please enquire
USA: 799 US$
10% discount: applicable when booking 6 weeks before training event.
Note
All software developers who are interested in getting started with the ISO 26262, we also recommend our module K9: ISO 26262 Introduction for Software Engineers.
Contact
Main national and international contact:
Global Competence Center SGS-TÜV Saar
Head of training team Functional Safety
Marcus Rau
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Coordinator training programme
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Local Contact – Japan
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