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    Duration

    1 day

    Provider

    HORIBA MIRA

    Course overview

    This course is suitable for engineers with practical experience in applying ISO 26262 but who have no or little experience in the creation of an explicit automotive safety argument. Other interested delegates may include those responsible for developing or reviewing a safety case for automated driving.

    Additional information

    HORIBA MIRA has been heavily involved in an initiative by MISRA to develop a set of guidelines for the development of an automotive safety argument in the context of ISO 26262. HORIBA MIRA is now able to offer this experience and insight to external delegates.

    The course content will include

    • An introduction to the origin and topic of safety cases
    • An overview of the role that safety cases play in other domains (e.g. aerospace, defence, nuclear)
    • A brief recap of the safety case requirements of ISO 26262
    • An overview of the basics of Goal Structuring Notation (GSN)
    • A description of the MISRA layered argument model and its underlying theory
    • A worked example on the development of a safety argument

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