Practical approach to requirements and architecture engineering (DE0214)
Are requirements a power tool in your hands, making your projects flourish
or are they holding you back?
Are you confident in the way how do you define your architectural elements?
Do you understand what choices do you have
and are you fully aware of the consequences of your decisions?
Would you like to take advantage
of becoming fluent in this area?
Requirements can either be your great advantage – gradually introducing further levels of details across the consecutive stages of development, clearly distributing the expectations between well defined architectural elements, making verification and validation simple and intuitive; or they can bring unnecessary chaos, delays and arguments between the teams.
Why not to have this area clockwork-organized?
General Approach:
The exida approach is to provide a complete, practical guideline of development, architectural and requirement levels (according to ISO 26262 – but considering commonalities with other standards), relationships between them and understanding how do early design decisions impact late stages of the project.
Who should attend?
- Process/Methods Engineers
- System Safety Engineers
- Software Safety Engineers
- Hardware Safety Engineers
