Safety of the intended functionality

27th - 28th November 2024

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m

In this training course, we would like to give you a comprehensive insight into the safety-oriented development process of the target function in the automotive industry, based on ISO 21448.

Vehicle safety is a key concern in today’s automotive industry, and the proper implementation of safety standards is critical to the success and acceptance of new technologies. While we will introduce the key processes and methodologies as well as the required work products, we will also use real-world examples to deepen understanding and illustrate application in real-world scenarios.

A special focus is placed on the differences and synergies with functional safety according to ISO 26262. By understanding these two standards, you can better integrate the safety requirements and promote the development of safe and reliable systems.

We look forward to immersing ourselves in the world of safety-oriented development together with you and imparting valuable knowledge that will support you in your daily work.

Where?

ESE Engineering und Software-Entwicklung GmbH
Theodor-Heuss-Straße 9
38122 Braunschweig

When?

November 27th and 28th, 2024 09:00 a.m – 17:00 p.m.

Price

1.240,00 € (net)
Price per person

Contents at a glance

The purpose of SOTIF
Differentiation between functional safety, SOTIF and cybersecurity
Important terms and definitions for basic understanding
Overview and organization of SOTIF activities
Specification and design
Identification and assessment of hazards
Identification and assessment of functional weaknesses and activation conditions
Functional modifications
Definition of verification and validation strategy
Assessment of known scenarios
Assessment of unknown scenarios
SOTIF detection
Post-development activities
Basics of product liability

In addition to a comprehensive look at the ISO 21448 standard, this basic SOTIF training course also provides an overview of safety aspects. The training is intended to have the character of a workshop, in which practical exercises are carried out, and the participants are actively involved in discussions.

Important Information

The lecture language is predominantly English. More in-depth, technical discussions can also be held in German, provided that the majority of participants are German-speaking. The presentation slides and participant documents for this course are written in English.

The number of participants is limited.

Target group

E/E Developer in the automotive industry
Tester or validator in the automotive industry
Test engineers in the automotive industry
Sales of E/E components in the automotive industry
Safety manager or SOTIF officer
Manager with contact to safety responsibility

Prerequisites

2 years of professional experience in E/E development
Degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics or similar

Graduation

Certificate of attendance from the ESE Academy.

Registration

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Franziska Schwarz

Head of ESE Academy

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