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WEBINAR ON-DEMAND
Software Best Practices for Functional Safety domains


The rapid growth of technology in domains like Automotive, Aerospace, and Industrial applications is driving the need for an enhanced rigour associated with the application of process standards during the development lifecycle. The objectives and activities to be followed in the lifecycle phases differ concerning the safety integrity levels, and responsibility lies with the development team to understand and apply them appropriately.

The session will introduce the process standards in Aerospace, Automotive and Industrial domains and the lifecycle requirements for developing a safety-critical or security-critical application. Verification and Validation plays a major role, and the application of qualified, integrated and automated tools in the life cycle is an aid for accomplishing the safety or security assessment with the required evidence.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the process standards for safety-critical and security-critical applications
• Learn about the importance of Verification and Validation of safety-critical application development and certification of products.
• Skill requirements for new generation application development for Aerospace, Rail, Industrial, and Automotive.
• Understand the usage of qualified, integrated, and automated tools used in the software development lifecycle.
• The importance of documentation for evidence generation
• Learn about the benefits of investing in tools and processes and taping into the international markets

Speakers:

Dr. Suphachai Vorapojpisut, Assistant Professor at Thammasat University
Vice president of Thailand Embedded Systems Association (TESA).

Deepu Chandran, Senior Technical Manager, LDRA India

Duration: 1

hour + 30 minutes (Session) and 15 minutes (Q&A)

Please note, this webinar will be conducted in Thai/Siamese language 

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