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DO 297 Training, IMA Development Guidance Tonex Training


Price: $1,699.00
Length: 2 Days


DO 297 Training, Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) Development Guidance and Certification Considerations. Integrated modular avionics (IMA) are real time computer network airborne systems.

DO 297 training conveys primary avionics IMA confirmations and IMA affirmation points of view with respect to DO 297. This hands-on DO 297 training gives you the learning required to create effective DO 297 IMA aeronautics.

TONEX DO 297 training is for the most part developed of useful exercise, hands-on workshops, and gathering exercises. The models and task points are browsed this present reality contextual analyses.

DO-297 training furnishes with the ideas, hypotheses, strategies, and necessities to make, create, and keep up a successful DO-297 guideline. DO-297 training course conveys the nuts and bolts for making and fusing Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) framework and its relationship and RTCA, DO-297 guidance and accreditation contemplations.


Learn About:

IMA definition
IMA and DO-297 advantages
History of IMA and DO-297
Verification, integration and approval using RTCA, DO-297
DO-297 (Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) Development Guidance and Certification Considerations)
Common issues in IMA development and certification
Practical hints for IMA development and certification
Certification fundamentals
DO-297 relationship to ARP 4754A
Planning
Avionic system development
Safety analysis
Development assurance levels
Validation
Execution verification
Configuration management
Process assurance
Tools qualification
Certification liaison
DO-297 application approval



Audience

DO-297 training is a 2-day course designed for:


Developers of IMA systems
Integrators of IMA systems
Managers and supervisors
Project managers
All professionals who are involved in developing IMA DO-297 guidelines




Training Objectives

Upon the culmination of DO-297 training, participants can:


Comprehend the meaning of Integrated Modular Avionic system
Comprehend the job of DO-297 in IMA
Set up the necessities for DO-297
Apply proper strategies and instruments related with DO-297
Articulate the relationship of DO-297 with ARP-4754A
Build up the flight framework design
Play out the required wellbeing appraisals
Infer the applicable affirmation levels
Perform approval and confirmation forms
Execute the DO-297 setup the board
Configuration, create, and perform process confirmation
Examine and pursue the DO-297 application acknowledgment

Course Outline

Overview of DO-297
Fundamentals of Avionics Embedded Systems
DO-297 Certification Steps
Regulations, Standards, and Guidance
AC 20-170 and TSO C-153
IMA System Characteristics
Federated vs IMA Architecture
IMA Features
Differences between ARINC 653 and DO-297
Partitioned Avionic Software
Examples of Aircrafts Using IMA
TONEX Case Study Sample: NASA IV&V Mission




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