Using Model-Based Design to Develop DO-178C Compliant Safety-Critical Aerospace Systems
Overview
DO-178C defines the development and verification processes required for safety-critical airborne software. Meeting these objectives requires strong traceability, rigorous verification, and confidence in software behavior.
This session explores how Model-Based Design supports DO-178C workflows by connecting requirements, design, verification, and implementation, enabling earlier validation and more complete verification.
Highlights
- Overview of DO-178C/DO-331 software development lifecycle
- Requirements-based design and modeling approaches
- Early verification through simulation and model coverage
- Traceability from requirements to code
- Reducing late-stage software defects
- Tool qualification per DO-330
Who Should Attend
Ideal for those exploring model-based approaches to software development and certification workflows including:
- Software and verification engineers
- Engineering managers responsible for software development
- Teams working toward DO-178C compliance
This event is part of a series of related topics. View the full list of events in this series.
