INTRODUCTION TO MODEL-BASED DEVELOPMENT AND QUALITY ASSURANCE OF EMBEDDED SOFTWARE OCTOBER 11-13, 2017

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1 INTRODUCTION TO MODEL-BASED DEVELOPMENT AND QUALITY ASSURANCE OF EMBEDDED SOFTWARE OCTOBER 11-13, 2017 Highlights Model-based development with Simulink und Stateflow Developing safety-critical software in compliance with ISO Code generation from Simulink models (with TargetLink) Model quality analysis and evaluation Model architectures Modeling guidelines Model testing and test implementation techniques Background This 3-day training provides a practice-based overview of developing and safeguarding embedded software on the basis of Simulink and TargetLink within the framework of serial projects. The workshop takes participants through all process steps from designing and creating the simulation model in Simulink and Stateflow to serial code generation (with TargetLink ) Model quality assurance consists of verifying the model and software architecture, safeguarding the modeling guidelines, as well as checking for compliance with requirements in the model test. The efficient requirements-based test specification is implemented for the created models and applied in MiL and SiL tests. Functional accuracy is verified by the evaluation of regression and back-2-back tests. You will learn to make use of all steps in practical exercises. Target group The workshop is targeted towards modelers, developers, testers, quality managers, project managers, and team leaders, whose focus is model-based development of embedded software based on MATLAB / Simulink for serial projects. PAGE 1 OF 6

2 Agenda: Day 1 9 a.m. Welcome and introduction of participants 9:30 a.m. Overview: Model-based development and quality assurance with Simulink Basic concepts of model-based development Overview of development and safeguarding activities Boundary conditions for safety-critical systems according to ISO :30 a.m. Modeling embedded software in Simulink Simulink modeling environment Design and structure of plant and controller models Simulink model parametrization - Introduction to model requirements - Creating Simulink modules 12:30 p.m. Lunch break and open dialogue 1:30 p.m. Modeling embedded software with Stateflow Introduction to the concept of state-based machines Control structures and flow charts Stateflow design pattern - Creating a Stateflow chart 4 p.m. Model quality analysis and evaluation Model structure analysis Introduction to complexity metrics Model complexity calculation - Analysis of created and further models ca. 5 p.m. End of day PAGE 2 OF 6

3 Agenda: Day 2 9 a.m. The TargetLink modeling environment TargetLink Blockset Data Dictionary Data types, classes, scaling and fixed-point arithmetic Interfaces (signals and busses) TargetLink functions Conversion of example models 10:30 a.m. Implementation and code generation with TargetLink - Enhancing Simulink/Stateflow models with implementation information - Code generation - Code review - Software-in-the-Loop (SiL) simulation 12 p.m. Lunch break and open dialogue 1 p.m. Safeguarding model quality with modeling guidelines Overview of modeling guidelines Modeling guidelines for MISRA and ISO compliant models Automatic checking of modeling guidelines - Checking models for their compliance with modeling guidelines 3 p.m. Safeguarding model quality with model tests Goals, workflow, and process steps of model testing Test specification methods Test evaluation methods Test documentation tracing requirements in model tests 4 p.m. Requirements-based test case creation How are test cases structured? Which typical basic elements are included? How does the equivalence class method work and how does it help? Test sequence creation with classification tree method Parameter- and variant-dependent test specifications ca. 5 p.m. End of day 2 PAGE 3 OF 6

4 Agenda: Day 3 9 a.m. Systematic requirements-based specifications of test sequences Definition of test groups and test sequences with MTCD Description functions in MTCD (functions, synchronous, asynchronous) Parameter handling with MTCD Best practices for test specifications - Specialization by means of practical exercises - Joint preparation of test specifications - Execution of test sequences - Using parameters for the efficient variation of test sequences 11 a.m. Regression and back-2-back comparison Application areas (MiL vs. SiL vs. PiL, model simulation vs. measurement data) Combination of back-2-back and regression testing with test assessments Conversion of output signals to reference signals - Automatic test execution for MiL/SiL/PiL - Implementation and documentation of the test evaluation in the report - Definition of tolerances (amplitude and time) 12 p.m. Lunch break and open dialogue 1 p.m. Model and code coverage in the model test Model coverage for all MiL test platforms Code coverage - Increasing model/code coverage through structure-based test cases - Interpretation and evaluation of coverage reports 2:30 p.m. Results and progress overview Are the requirements correctly implemented in the test object? Checking the quality of test results (test catalogue, test report) When am I finished with the development and quality assurance? - How do changes in the requirement and functional specifications affect the workflow? - Adapting test specifications and test assessments to requirement modifications Overview of development and project quality 4 p.m. Conclusions / feedback on workshop ca. 5 p.m. End of workshop PAGE 4 OF 6

5 About MES Model Engineering Solutions GmbH (MES) is a software development and consultancy firm that specializes in embedded automotive software. Our clients include major German automotive manufacturers like AUDI, Daimler, and Volkswagen, as well as automated technology suppliers such as STIHL and Vaillant. Our consultancy services and market-leading software tools provide support for our clients in the quality assurance of embedded automotive software. One of our key strengths lies in our training workshops, which are specially tailored towards software development. The contents of our training workshops are based on real examples from your day-to-day work routine, and fit all levels of the hierarchy: from beginners through experienced developers to managers. As a result of years of experience in serial projects, we are firmly convinced that we understand how to develop automotive software cost-effectively, while maintaining the highest quality standards. Therefore we know what works - and what doesn t. These are precisely the experiences we would like to share with you during our training workshops. Speakers Dr. Hartmut Pohlheim Hartmut Pohlheim is the strong backbone of our technology development. He is CTO out of firm conviction and manages customer projects as well as our in-house software development team under tremendous time and quality pressure. Our customers value his inexhaustible technical knowledge and his pragmatic, hands-on approach to challenging technology questions. Martin Hill Martin Hill is Product Manager for MES Test Manager (MTest) and responsible for projects in the fields of quality assurance, modeling, and model checking as well. Mr. Hill studied aerospace engineering and now focuses on automotive model-based testing, as well as successfully managing test projects. Roman Emmerling Roman Emmerling is Automotive Software Engineer at Model Engineering Solutions. He oversees MES client projects from test specification to test evaluation as testing engineer since As an expert in the field, he knows exactly what testers really need and applies his knowledge as tool developer of MES Test Manager (MTest). Date and location Date: October 11-13, 2017 Location: Pfefferwerk Stadtkultur ggmbh, Christinenstraße 18/19, Berlin, Germany Please check our website on: Cost of workshop 1.500,00 plus VAT. The participation fee includes training materials, refreshments, and lunch. We offer an early bird discount of 10% for registrations received 35 days (5 weeks) prior to the event. An additional 25% discount on the booking is available for companies registering more than one participant or more than one training workshop at the same time. Registration Julia Goslar Please send Julia your completed registration form by fax or . Please note that advance registration is mandatory. E: julia.goslar@model-engineers.com T: F: PAGE 5 OF 6

6 Who attends our workshops? Engineers and managers from the following companies have already taken part in our training workshops: AFT Atlas Fahrzeugtechnik, ALTEN, Audi, Audi Electronic Venture, Autoliv, Automotive Lighting, Baker Hughes, Berner & Mattner Systemtechnik, Bertrandt, Borg Warner TorqTransfer Systems, Brembo, BTC Embedded Systems, Carmeq, Changan, Claas, Conti TEMIC microelectronic, Continental Automotive, Continental Teves, Control Systems, Daimler, Dana Rexroth Transmission Systems, Delphi, Denso, dspace, Elektrobit, EFS, Eberspächer, FEV, Fiat, FKA, Ford, Gigatronik, GKN Driveline, HELLA, IAV, IDIADA Automotive Technology S.A., imar Navigations, Jaguar Land Rover, JCI SAFT, Leopold Kostal, MAGNA STEYR Battery Systems, Marquardt, MDS Technology, Mercedes-Benz, Methodpark, NSK, OSB, Ovalo, Porsche, Robert Bosch, Schaeffler, Siemens, SMA Solar Technology, Tata Motors, TAKATA, TECNALIA, ThyssenKrupp, T-Systems, TRW, TÜV-Nord, Vaillant, Volkswagen, Vocis Driveline Controls, WABCO, Webasto, ZF. What others say about us Here is a selection of feedback we have received from workshop participants in recent years: A resounding thumbs up for this workshop! The speakers displayed a high level of specialist knowledge and presented the subject in a clearly comprehensible and methodical way. Participant, Continental Automotive AG The workshop prompted me to reconsider our company s internal development process. I was particularly taken by the style of the presentations, the lucid portrayal and realistic assessment of problems. The speakers remained consistently impartial and impressed me with their depth of knowledge of current projects. Participant, Audi Electronic Ventures GmbH Thanks for the excellent workshop, which was noticeably enriched with a wealth of practical experience. Participant, Porsche AG This was the first time that I have come across a consultant who understood how to portray requirements engineering and requirements management so well and with such relevance to the automotive domain. Participant, FEV GmbH This is how a workshop should be. All the examples went straight to the point and were perfectly selected to reflect my field of work. Participant, Daimler AG Contact Model Engineering Solutions GmbH (MES) Mauerstraße Berlin Tel: info@model-engineers.com Third-party trademarks MATLAB, Simulink, and Stateflow are registered trademarks of MathWorks, Inc. TargetLink is a registered trademark of dspace GmbH. PAGE 6 OF 6

7 REGISTRATION FORM WORKSHOP REGISTRATION Topic LA Dates Location Introduction to Model-based Development and Quality Assurance of Embedded Software DE Feb 22-24, 2017 Berlin Model-based Development of Embedded Software in Compliance with ISO DE Mar 20-21, 2017 Berlin Model-based Development of Embedded Software in Compliance with ISO * in cooperation with dspace Inc. EN Mar 27-28, 2017 Detroit, MI, USA Testing Models the Right Way From Requirements to Model Testing EN Mar 30-31, 2017 Berlin ISO Tool Classification and Qualification EN Apr 03, 2017 Berlin High Quality through Static Model Analysis DE Apr 27-28, 2017 Berlin Concepts and Methods for Implementing ISO 250XX for Software Product Quality DE May 11, 2017 Berlin Model-based Development of Embedded Software in Compliance with ISO EN May 18-19, 2017 Berlin MES SUMMER SCHOOL EN Jun 12-16, 2017 Berlin Functional Safety for Automotive Professionals EN Jul 03-04, 2017 Berlin ISO Tool Classification and Qualification EN Sep 18, 2017 Berlin Model-based Development of Embedded Software in Compliance with ISO DE Sep 28-29, 2017 Berlin Model-based Development of Embedded Software in Compliance with ISO * in cooperation with dspace Inc. EN Oct 12-13, 2017 Detroit, MI, USA Introduction to Model-based Development and Quality Assurance of Embedded Software EN Oct 11-13, 2017 Berlin High Quality through Static Model Analysis EN Oct 26-27, 2017 Berlin Concepts and Methods for Implementing ISO 250XX for Software Product Quality EN Nov 13, 2017 Berlin Model-based Development of Embedded Software in Compliance with ISO EN Nov 27-28, 2017 Berlin Testing Models the Right Way From Requirements to Model Testing DE Dec 04-05, 2017 Berlin Please choose your training workshop(s) above by marking a cross in the box next to the relevant topic(s) * to register for a training workshop with dspace Inc. in the US, use this link: YOUR DATES: Participant name, surname Company name Position in the company, department address Telephone No. Postal Address Town, Postcode Date & signature Billing address (if different): Please return this registration form by fax to or Julia.Goslar@model-engineers.com. Or use the online registration form following this link Page 1 of 2

8 REGISTRATION FORM WORKSHOPS COST AND CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION The number of workshop participants is limited to a maximum of 15 for better individual supervision. Registrations will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis. Written confirmation will be sent to participants. The pricing for a 1-day training workshop is plus VAT, a 2-day training workshop is 1, plus VAT. For a 3-day training workshop the price comprises 1, plus VAT. We offer an early bird discount of 10% for registrations received 35 days (5 weeks) prior to the event. An additional 25% discount on the booking is available for companies registering more than one participant or more than one training workshop at the same time. The workshop fee is payable upon receipt of invoice. The price for the training workshop includes training materials, refreshments, and lunch. CANCELLATION POLICY Participation may be cancelled free of charge up to 21 days (3 weeks) prior to the training event. For cancellations up to 7 days prior to the according training event, the cancellation fee comprises 50% of the training fee plus VAT. 100% of the participation fee will be charged for all cancellations after this date or non-appearance on the day. You may find a replacement participant if desired. This change is free of charge. If a training workshop cannot take place as scheduled due to circumstances beyond our control, you will receive a full refund of all fees that have already been paid. The agendas described in this brochure may vary and may be adapted in the workshop. If a workshop cannot take place as scheduled due to circumstances beyond our control, you will receive a full refund for all fees that have already been paid. Please note that the above-stated costs and conditions of participation, as well as the cancellation policy, are not valid for the MES Summer School and for training workshops hosted by dspace Inc. For the MES Summer School other terms and conditions apply. SUMMER SCHOOL COSTS AND CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION The number of participants in the MES Summer School is limited to a maximum of 20 for better individual supervision. Registrations will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis. Written confirmation will be sent to participants. The costs for the MES Summer School comprise 2, plus VAT. Academic discount for university personnel amounts is available. The pricing for university personnel amounts to for the whole event. We offer an early bird discount of 10% for registrations received before March 31, An additional 25% discount is available for companies registering more than one participant for the same or for a second training event in The training fee for the MES Summer School is payable upon receipt of invoice. The training fee of the MES Summer School includes training materials, accommodation, full board, and participation in a leisure program in Berlin on June 14 organized by MES. CANCELLATION POLICY Participation may be cancelled free of charge before April 28, A cancellation fee of 50% of the training fee plus VAT will be charged for cancellations before May 26, % of the participation fee will be charged for all cancellations after this date or non-appearance on the day. You may find a replacement participant if desired. If a workshop cannot take place as scheduled due to circumstances beyond our control, you will receive a full refund of all fees that have already been paid. TRAINING WORKSHOPS IN COOPERATION WITH DSPACE INC. To register for a workshop organized in cooperation with dspace Inc. is only valid via online registration: Fees, terms and conditions of dspace Inc. apply. Page 2 of 2