DO-178C / ED-12C - Software Considerations in Airborne Systems
DO-178C / ED-12C, the RTCA/EUROCAE standard for software in airborne systems and equipment certification. COPYRIGHTED (RTCA/EUROCAE); no licensed copy is held, so source-grounded controls and the normative objective tables (A-1..A-10) cannot be reproduced. Structure: software Design Assurance Levels A-E by failure-condition severity; life-cycle processes (Planning, Development, Verification incl structural coverage / MC-DC, Configuration Management, Software Quality Assurance, Certification Liaison); the Annex A objective tables A-1..A-10; technology supplements DO-330 (tool qualification), DO-331 (model-based), DO-332 (object-oriented), DO-333 (formal methods). Awaiting a licensed copy to author genuine controls.
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DO-178C / ED-12C - Software Considerations in Airborne Systems is a compliance framework from International (Aviation) with 1 domains and 0 controls. DO-178C / ED-12C, the RTCA/EUROCAE standard for software in airborne systems and equipment certification. COPYRIGHTED (RTCA/EUROCAE); no licensed copy is held, so source-grounded controls and the normative objective tables (A-1..A-10) cannot be reproduced. Structure: software Design Assurance Levels A-E by failure-condition severity; life-cycle processes (Planning, Development, Verification incl structural coverage / MC-DC, Configuration Management, Software Quality Assurance, Certification Liaison); the Annex A objective tables A-1..A-10; technology supplements DO-330 (tool qualification), DO-331 (model-based), DO-332 (object-oriented), DO-333 (formal methods). Awaiting a licensed copy to author genuine controls. It is used by organisations to establish and maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
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