Introduction to Aerospace Standards for Safety-Critical System Development
Overview
Safety-critical system development in aerospace requires adherence to rigorous standards and well-defined engineering workflows.
This session introduces best practices for developing safety-critical systems and an overview of key certification standards including DO-178C, DO-254, and ARP4754B and ARP4761A. It also introduces how Model-Based Design supports more structured and traceable development workflows.
Highlights
- What is SAE ARP 4754B? How are MathWorks tools used?
- What is SAE ARP 4761A? How are MathWorks tools used?
- What is RTCA DO-326A? How are MathWorks tools used?
- What is RTCA DO-178C? How are MathWorks tools used?
- What are the RTCA DO-178C Supplements? How are MathWorks tools used?
- What is RTCA DO-254? How are MathWorks tools used?
- How can you get started using MathWorks tools for standards compliance?
Who Should Attend
Ideal for those seeking a foundational understanding of safety-critical development and certification including:
- Engineers and managers new to certification standards
- Systems, software, hardware, and safety engineers
- Teams looking to better understand safety-critical workflows
This event is part of a series of related topics. View the full list of events in this series.
