Objectives

The objectives of the training are to present the process of managing requirements related to complex systems (labeling, attributes, traceability, etc.) and the associated difficulties (managing untraceable requirements, etc.).

At the end of this training, participants will have answers to the issue of "knowing how to specify requirements" and will have the means to write requirements in the best possible way.

Program

Complex systems are becoming increasingly important in industry, regardless of their level of safety.

Standards have been established to define a context for the development and use of these complex computer-based systems. These standards are based on functional safety and therefore the management of functional requirements (what the product does) and safety requirements.

• Reminder on the "mother" standard: IEC 61508 and its derivatives (EN 5012x, DO 178, DO 254, DO 278, IEC 61511 & IEC 61513, ISO 13849, ISO 62061, ISO 26262)
• Reminder on functional analysis
• resentation of the expectations for a requirements management process (formalism and substance)
• Answers to the issue of "knowing how to specify requirements“
• Presentation of the expectations for a requirements verification process
• Focus on difficult points (management of untraceable requirements, consideration of constraints, etc.)
• Discussion on effective implementation and presentation of examples

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