Ensuring Compliance with DO-178C (Traceability, Verification & Qualified Testing in Model-Based Design)
Overview
Achieving compliance with DO-178C, DO-331, DO-333, DO-330, and ARP4754A requires robust traceability, verification, and validation across the software development lifecycle. This webinar (Part 2 of our series) explores best practices in requirement traceability, formal verification, simulation-based testing, and best practices for tools usage within a Model-Based Design (MBD) workflow for ensuring compliance to safety standards. Topics include high-level requirements to low-level requirements traceability, model and code verification, processor-in-loop testing, and tool qualification, ensuring compliance with FAA, EASA, and other regulatory authorities.
This session is ideal for engineers, developers, and certification professionals seeking to improve traceability, verification, and certification efficiency.
Highlights
- Requirements Traceability & Compliance (DO-178C, DO-331)
- Model-Based Verification & Testing (DO-333, Simulation Testing, Model Coverage)
- Code Generation & Code Compliance (Code to Model Traceability, Static Code Analysis)
- Processor-in-Loop & Hardware-in-Loop Testing (Verifying the Executable Object Code, Hardware/Software Integration)
- Certification & Tool Qualification (DO-330, Audit Readiness, Best Practices)
About the Presenter
Gaurav Ahuja | Application Engineer | MathWorks
Gaurav Ahuja is an experienced application engineer at MathWorks India, where he has been helping customers successfully adopt MATLAB and Simulink products for over five years. With a focus on assisting customers to develop highly safety-critical systems across all industries and adhere to their industry-specific safety standards, Gaurav has worked with customers in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, railways, medical devices, industrial automation, and consumer electronics. He is skilled in model verification and validation, auto C code generation and certification, and is always eager to tackle new technical challenges. In addition to his extensive experience, Gaurav holds a master’s degree in embedded systems from BITS Pilani and is strongly dedicated to helping customers succeed.
Mukesh Prasad | Principal Application Engineer | MathWorks
Mukesh Prasad is a Principal Application Engineer in MathWorks India and enables engineers & scientists to adopt Model-based Design workflows. He closely works with customers in Aerospace & Defense industry to help them use MATLAB® and Simulink® products for control system design, multi-domain physical modeling, production code generation, test automation and software verification & validation. Mukesh has over 17 years of experience in jet engine control and flight control systems. Prior to joining MathWorks, Mukesh worked as Systems Specialist with Moog India, where he gained hands-on experience in Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Test Equipment Design for aircraft applications. He started his career as Scientist at Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE), one of the labs of DRDO, and worked on aircraft engine control design, testing, and certification using model-based design workflows. Mukesh holds a master’s degree in mechatronics engineering from NIT Surathkal while bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from NIT Kurukshetra.
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