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ISO 26262 Webinars on Functional Safety

Elena Bley
Article Functional Safety (ISO 26262)

Explore practical ISO 26262 webinars on safe software development in the automotive industry. Our experts demonstrate how to efficiently integrate functional safety into modern development processes and which methods, tools, and best practices have proven effective in real-world projects.

Practical Knowledge for Safe Software Development According to ISO 26262

ISO 26262 defines key requirements for the development of safety-critical software in the automotive industry, covering everything from software safety requirements and architectural design to verification, integration, and testing.

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Our ISO 26262 Webinars by tudoor academy

Our free ISO 26262 webinars address these topics in a hands-on manner, showing how companies can efficiently integrate functional safety into their development processes, from model-based development and AUTOSAR to tool qualification, safety analyses, and software quality.

ISO 26262 in 10 Steps

This webinar provides a practice-oriented introduction to ISO 26262:2018-compliant software development.

  • Understanding ISO 26262:2018
  • Safety-compliant development processes
  • Verification & Validation
  • Step-by-step guidance
  • Best practices for implementation

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Agile Model-Based Software Development and Agile Model Testing

In this ISO 26262 webinar, you will learn how to successfully combine agile development with functional safety.

  • Agile methods for safety-critical software
  • Model-based development
  • ISO 26262-compliant toolchains
  • Automated testing with Jenkins

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How to Prevent Tool Errors from Jeopardizing the Safety of Your System

This webinar clearly explains tool classification and tool qualification according to ISO 26262.

  • Tool qualification per ISO 26262
  • Minimizing risks from tool errors
  • Understanding effort & costs
  • Practical experiences from projects

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Safety Analyses According to ISO 26262 at a Glance

This webinar focuses on safety analyses in the ISO 26262 development process.

  • FMEA, FMEDA & FTA explained
  • Safety analyses at system & software levels
  • Linking analysis results
  • Practical approaches
  • ISO 26262 requirements

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