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    Requirements, configuration management and traceability for safety critical software

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    Software requirements are the focal point from which traceability to all related artifacts are established during the certification of safety critical software. For the certification of air-borne software, the guidance document DO-178B, requires that the link between requirements, design, code and tests be documented and verified. The DO-178B document does not describe how this should be done, but it permits the reengineering of information that is missing, to support the certification of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) products. Requirements were entered in a database and evolved through a sequence that enforced the states described in company process documents. The design descriptions, source code, tests, results and so on were maintained in a configuration management (CM) system. The final audit was successful and the CD-ROM delivery of a requirements based certification package was accepted and commended. The details of the approach and the lessons learned were presented.

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    Title : Requirements, configuration management and traceability for safety critical software
    Author(s) : G. Romanski
    Abstract : Software requirements are the focal point from which traceability to all related artifacts are established during the certification of safety critical software. For the certification of air-borne software, the guidance document DO-178B, requires that the link between requirements, design, code and tests be documented and verified. The DO-178B document does not describe how this should be done, but it permits the reengineering of information that is missing, to support the certification of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) products. Requirements were entered in a database and evolved through a sequence that enforced the states described in company process documents. The design descriptions, source code, tests, results and so on were maintained in a configuration management (CM) system. The final audit was successful and the CD-ROM delivery of a requirements based certification package was accepted and commended. The details of the approach and the lessons learned were presented.
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    Area : Other
    Language : English
    Year : 2006

    Affiliations :  DISI, University of Trento, Trento
    Conference_title : Proceedings of the fourth Industrial Simulation Conference 2006 ISC2006
    Volume : 2006
    Publisher : IEEE Comput. Soc
    Pages : 304 -
    Url : http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/lpdocs/epic03/wrapper.htm?arnumber=1232773
    Isbn : 0-7695-1980-6
    Doi : 10.1109/ICRE.2003.1232773

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