![]() Avionyx has more than 20 years of experience in supporting numerous avionics manufacturers in the development and verification of DO-178B software. We have been exposed to the good, bad and the ugly. Our lessons learned over the years have been compiled into an extensive training course that is designed to ensure that all of our customers can benefit from these valuable lessons. We have designed our courses with a balance of lecture and hands-on lab exercises each day to maximize comprehension and learning retention. Intended Audience: Software Engineers (Development and Verification), Quality Engineers and Project Managers Location, Time: At customer site, scheduled according to customer needs and instructor availability
Module AVT-DO178-101 - Introduction to DO-178BThis module consists of two 2-hour presentations intended to provide a context to the trainee on the certification process and the DO-178B context. The first presentation introduces the certification process, the system processes, the certification types and the relevant regulations in order to provide a context to DO-178B. The second presentation introduces DO-178B and its main concepts such as Criticality Levels, interaction with system processes and the software lifecycle processes: planning, development and integral. AVT-DO178-102 - Introduction to the SW Planning ProcessThis class introduces the objectives and products of the Software Planning Process. It briefly describes the contents of the plans and standards required by DO-178B. AVT-DO178-103 - Introduction to the SW Development ProcessesThis module is composed of two presentations. The first presentation introduces the Software Development Processes and the variations to the waterfall software life-cycle. It also introduces the trainee to the hierarchy of requirements, the differences between high-level and low-level requirements, the concept of traceability and the characteristics of good requirements. The second presentation introduces the objectives and products of the SW Design, Coding and Integration Processes. AVT-DO178-104 - Introduction to Integral ProcessesThis is a two part module. In the first part, the Verification process is introduced by describing the objectives in Annex tables in DO-178B, the concept of independence and the three verification methods listed in DO-178B: Review, Analysis and Testing. Also, the concepts of Test Cases, Test Procedures and Structural Coverage are exemplified. The second part of this module introduces the Configuration Management, Quality Assurance and Certification Liaison processes. For these three processes, objectives, outputs and activities are described. AVT-DO178-203 - Verification IThis is a more in-depth analysis of the verification methods used in the Verification integral process as required by DO-178B. This module is composed of the following modules:
AVT-DO178-106 - Hands on TrainingThis module is a hands-on complement to AVT-DO178-203. In this module, students get to do exercises in requirements writing, reviews, use of checklists, test case and test procedure development, and use of document templates. Exercises are done using evaluation boards and a training embedded application. AVT-DO178-204 - Memory, Timing & Stack AnalysisThis is a hands-on class on how to perform memory, timing and stack analysis as a complement to requirements based testing. AVT-DO178-205 – Configuration Management TrainingIn-depth training on CM process. DO-178B objectives for item identification, change control, archival, releases, problem reporting and baselines are covered. Objectives for different control categories are also studied. AVT-DO178-206 - SQE TrainingIntroduction to DO-178B objectives for the Quality Assurance process. Amongst the topics covered are the SW Quality Assurance Plan, Audit plan, process audits, artifact audits, transition records, deviation records and Conformity Review. DO-254 Introductory CourseAvionyx was selected by RTCA to provide its DO-254 training class. This a 3-day class provides a combination of lecture and exercises along with examples and templates. Our instructors: Randall Fulton, a DO-178B & DO-254 DER and Roy Vandermolen are senior FPGA design engineers with significant DO-254 experience. Randall and Roy provide real-world tips on how to insure compliance with DO-254 that can only be learned from years of experience. This course focuses on application to the development of complex hardware as necessary for FAA compliance with some attention given to application at board and LRU levels. Intended Audience: FPGA designers, Quality Engineers, Project Managers Location, Time: At RTCA headquarters, Washington, DC, next class schedule posted on RTCA website Customer site, scheduled according to customer needs and instructor availability Please contact us for more information regarding training programs. We will be glad to customize a class based on your particular needs. |