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DO 178C, Aerospace Systems Engineering, Commercial Avionics Software Development

DO-178C, The standard characterizes the software planning, development, verification, quality assurance and configuration management process.

DO-178C aerospace systems engineering course


Why DO-178C is required ?


DO-178C helps to make flying safer.

DO-178C classifies safety in 5 important levels. Each level corresponds to the consequence if the software fails.

  • Level A: Catastrophic
  • Level B: Hazardous
  • Level C: Major
  • Level D: Minor
  • Level E: No Safety Effect

DO-178C training from Tonex :


DO-178C Training, performed by Tonex nicely covers all things of Software Considerations in Airborne Systems and Equipment Certification.

This is the primary standard for commercial avionics software development supported by FAA and EASA, ED-12C. DO-178C Training provides insight to this recommendations for the production of airborne systems and equipment software.

Learning opportunities :

  • Basics concepts behind DO-178C
  • Examining software planning and development standards
  • Objectives of DO-178C
  • Comparison of DO-178C with DO-178B
  • Avionics software requirements, design, code, and testing
  • Configuration management and quality assurance
  • Reduce common DO-178C risks and mistakes
  • Apply industry-best practices
  • More.

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DO-178C aerospace systems engineering course

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Why Choose Tonex ?

Because Tonex really works.

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