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1 FOR ADAS KNOW & FEEL Enhance your interdisciplinary system knowledge and feel the implementation of objective criteria in the vehicle. Develop Advanced Driver Assistance Systems that will delight your customers.

2 What is MX academy for ADAS? A worldwide-unique interdisciplinary and modular certification course combining theoretical and practical (driving experience) units for developers and decision makers in the automotive industry (OEMs and their suppliers / system integrators) with activities in the fields of advanced driver assistance/partially automated / automated driving (ADAS/HAD / AD). 01

3 What are the aims of MX academy for ADAS? Building and enhancing the skills of interdisciplinary ADAS/HAD / AD development teams and decision makers in the automotive industry aimed at achieving safe, customer-focused products that meet the demands of the market based on comprehensive, shared understanding of systems and functions by all the parties involved and avoidance of overengineering by teaching the latest scientific findings with concrete reference to the driver and the vehicle. 02

4 Why MX academy for ADAS? ADAS / HAD /AD developments confront companies with tremendous engineering, manpower and economic challenges (1): Relatively new, extremely heterogeneous professional field (= lack of experience and high additional manpower / qualification and capital expenditure requirements) Interdisciplinary nature of the developments requires comprehensive, shared system and functions understanding of all the parties involved Hard and fast criteria (e.g. specification, evaluation & validation systems) for ADAS developments not available yet 03

5 Why MX academy for ADAS? ADAS / HAD /AD developments confront companies with tremendous engineering, manpower and economic challenges (2): Technical sophistication of the systems, intensified by high competitive pressure (= rapid development pace) paired with lack of market experience increases risk of overengineering and thus the risk of: Misguided developments (= not meeting customers actual wishes / needs) Lack of market acceptance (= costly investment in the wrong products / white elephants ) Mid- to long-term image loss (= bad press and negative word-of-mouth ) 04

programs offered by MdynamiX AG, an Affiliated Institute of

The course specifically focused on ADAS has been developed

two universities, Kempten University of Applied Sciences and

6 Who runs MX academy for ADAS? MX academy for ADAS is part of the professional education programs offered by MdynamiX AG, an Affiliated Institute of Munich University of Applied Sciences. The course specifically focused on ADAS has been developed in a cooperation project unique in Germany to date between two universities, Kempten University of Applied Sciences and Munich University of Applied Sciences and is taught by scientists from both universities and other select experts. 05

7 What expertise do the cooperation partners possess? Vehicle dynamics and ride quality Acoustics and vibration technology (NVH) ADAS Virtual vehicle development Training programs 06

from particular academic breadth and the latest findings in the fields of

At the same time, this knowledge is uniquely complemented by practical

8 What makes MX academy for ADAS unique? Due to the synergies from both universities, course participants benefit from particular academic breadth and the latest findings in the fields of assisted and partially automated driving. At the same time, this knowledge is uniquely complemented by practical units: The objectives of achieving ADAS developments that meet the customer s needs are thus effectively supported by concrete referencing to the vehicle! 07

9 What qualifications does MX academy impart? The skills required for the successful execution of challenging ADAS, HAD and AD development and management tasks in the design, implementation, validation, commissioning and monitoring stages. 08

10 Who does MX academy for ADAS qualify? Interdisciplinary ADAS / HAD /AD development teams (Vehicle engineers, physicists, IT specialists, hardware experts for camera and sensor systems, etc.) Managers in product development involved in deciding and shaping the product policy of their company 09

11 How is MX academy for ADAS structured? The topics covered by MX academy for ADAS are precisely tailored to the professional needs and interests of the automotive industry, with maximum flexibility due to: Modular course design Five two-day modules (two of which include practical driving experience units on public roads or a proving ground) Modules can be booked individually, combined or as a total package Certificate of successful completion for each module, plus Additional option of acquiring certification in an independent test 10

further education, management and conference center of the Bavarian-

The castle offers facilities equipped with state-of-the-art conference and

to the high-tech subjects of the ADAS course.

12 Where is MX academy for ADAS held? MX Acadamy for ADAS courses are held at Hochschulschloss Vöhlinschloss, the further education, management and conference center of the Bavarian- Swabian universities of applied sciences in Illertissen (Bavaria). The castle offers facilities equipped with state-of-the-art conference and media technology in a historic setting that provides a stimulating contrast to the high-tech subjects of the ADAS course. In addition, the idyllic scenery with rolling hills and winding backroads is superbly suited for hands-on experiences in various vehicles in the practical units. 11

When does MX academy for ADAS take place?

DRIVEN DRIVING EXPERIENCE Prof. Dr. Stefan Schneider, Prof.

) Dieter Scharpe Communication between humans and machines for a

13 When does MX academy for ADAS take place? MODULE Dates for 2017/ Sep 23 Sep 2017 Module 1: ADAS FEEL TO BE DRIVEN DRIVING EXPERIENCE Prof. Dr. Stefan Schneider, Prof. Bernhard Schick, Ing. (grad.) Dieter Scharpe Communication between humans and machines for a positive-subjective feel (for drivers and passengers) and Objective validation of the technology through clear validation methods including hands-on ADAS driving maneuvers 12

Module 1 Program MODULE DAY 1 DAY 2 09:00 Welcome 09:15 Driver, vehicle, environment and humans in the loop: Humans as sensors 09:45 Introduction into ADAS systems and overview of the current state

14 Module 1 Program MODULE DAY 1 DAY 2 09:00 Welcome 09:15 Driver, vehicle, environment and humans in the loop: Humans as sensors 09:45 Introduction into ADAS systems and overview of the current state of the art 10:30 Coffee break 11:00 Driving maneuvers and subjective evaluation criteria Introduction into subjective testing and evaluation methods 12:30 Lunch break 13:15 Examination of existing ADAS systems on current vehicle models 14:00 Transfer to proving ground. Driving of vehicles on autobahns and country roads; initial impressions 14:45 Practical session I - route A test route (parking assist) 16:45 Coffee break 17:00 Model-based tool chain seamless design from the virtual to the real world with practical demo 17:45 Return to event location in the vehicles; further impressions 18:30 END 08:30 Discussion of the results from the previous day 09:00 Objectivization of subjective evaluations; introduction into objective testing & evaluation methods 10:15 Coffee break 10:30 Practical session II route B (assistance systems for longitudinal guidance) 13:00 Lunch break 13:45 Practical session III route C (assistance systems for lateral guidance) 16:15 Coffee break 16:30 Presentation of the results 17:30 Summary and outlook 18:00 END 13

Stefan Schneider Market and customer trends: from

15 When does MX academy for ADAS take place? MODULE Dates for 2017/ Oct 21 Oct 2017 Module 2: ADAS Design to Offer Dr. Jürgen Stübner, Kmeid Saad, Prof. Dr. Stefan Schneider Market and customer trends: from customer-relevant properties to objectives, requirements, functional specification and agreements Solution spaces, concepts, architecture, design and solutions using appropriate tools 14

16 Module 2 Program MODULE DAY 1 09:00 Welcome 09:15 Current trends in systems engineering, systems theory 10:00 Advanced driver assistance systems- history and current trends 10:45 Coffee break 11:00 From ADAS to fully automated driving 11:45 Engineering philosophy and ethics 12:30 System models approach models - processes 13:15 Lunch break 14:00 The XT V-Model and others - tayloring 14:45 Sensors- interpretation control units - actuators - embedded systems 15:30 The system lifecycle 16:15 Coffee break 16:30 From system to product to product families 17:15 Legal bases for product liability, airbag judgment, current state of the art (engineering and science) 18:00 Summary and outlook 18:30 END DAY 2 08:30 Repetition of key terms 08:45 Business case / positioning - innnovation, technology, costs, 09:30 Product management positioning of product families, products,... 10:15 Coffee break 10:30 Product strategy, product targets 11:15 Technology and development strategy: vertical integration of development, manufacturing and support 12:00 Process model company and development process, process strategy, strategic process targets, KPIs 12:45 Lunch break 13:30 The engineering objectives grid 14:15 Product lifecycle management, product data management, process management system models, approach models, process model 15:00 Agile methods opportunities and limits 15:45 Coffee break 16:00 Change request management 16:45 Processes roles, organization and bodies increasing complexity 17:30 Summary and outlook 18:00 END 15

modeling, simulation, software, trial, test Functions

17 When does MX academy for ADAS take place? MODULE Dates for 2017/ Nov 18 Nov 2017 Module 3: ADAS Offer to Customer Prof. Dr. Stefan Schneider Virtual product development: abstraction, modeling, simulation, software, trial, test Functions realization: sensors, interpretation, control unit and actuator, integration, trial, test and validation 16

18 Module 3 Program MODULE DAY 1 09:00 Welcome 09:15 Introduction into virtual product development, modeling and simulation in the V-Model 10:00 Definition von of requirements and test cases 10:45 Coffee break 11:00 Overview of systems engineering and application of the process within the scope of virtual prototyping 13:15 Lunch break 14:00 Model-based development and modeling principles 14:45 Structural and behavioral models 15:30 Modeling languages 16:15 Coffee break 16:30 Essential IT requirements 18:00 Summary and outlook 18:30 END DAY 2 08:30 Repetition of the key terms 08:45 Presentation of a Narrow Space Assist example as the basis for numerous extensions such as parking assist, EBA, 09:30 Modeling presentation of MIL 10:15 Coffee break 10:30 MiL simulation 11:15 Design of Experiment 12:00 Machine Learning and Deep Learning 12:45 Lunch break 13:30 Embedded boards for the sensor function 14:15 SiL simulation SiL and outlook to XiL 15:45 Coffee break 16:00 Integration of embedded boards into a vehicle 16:45 Simulation in the vehicle 17:30 Summary and outlook 18:00 END 17

Module 4: ADAS Human Machine Interaction Dr.

19 When does MX academy for ADAS take place? MODULE Dates for 2017/ Feb 17 Feb 2018 Module 4: ADAS Human Machine Interaction Dr. Jürgen Stübner, Prof. Dr. Stefan Schneider Elektrical systems, electronics, architecture, communication, diagnostics and control units Display, operator control concepts: requirements, architecture, ergonomics, design and integration 18

20 Module 4 Program MODULE DAY 1 DAY 2 09:00 Welcome 09:15 Mission and use scenarios the context defines the meaning 10:00 Fundamentals of control technology: sensor - interpreter - controller actuator 10:45 Coffee break 11:00 Models and modeling of the total system: vehicle: longitudinal, lateral, vertical dynamics, environment: abstraction, driver: driver, driver behavior interaction models 13:15 Lunch break 14:00 The lifecycle of humans, intercultural standards and concepts of humans 14:45 Human behavioral patterns in complex situations, emergencies 15:30 "Function and interaction classifications and functional architecture 16:15 Coffee break 16:30 Action - feedback - reaction 17:15 Human machine interaction escalation conditions 18:00 Summary and outlook 18:30 END 08:30 Repetition of previous day 08:45 Requirements - use cases and conditions 09:30 Interaction, technologies and media 10:15 Coffee break 10:30 Information- communications, actions, feedback architecture Reduction of difficulty and complexity 12:45 Lunch break 13:30 Context dependency, intuition, graphical user interface (GUI) and much more 14:15 Design principles - What you see is what you get - WYSIWYG 15:00 Colors, symbols, information and much more 15:45 Coffee break 16:00 Practical examples and exercises 17:30 Summary and outlook 18:00 END 19

ADAS Driving and Safety DRIVING EXPERIENCE Prof. Dr. Rolf Jung, Ing.

Stefan Schneider Functional safety, safety in use / IT

21 When does MX academy for ADAS take place? MODULE Dates for 2017/ Mar 18 Mar 2018 Module 5: ADAS Driving and Safety DRIVING EXPERIENCE Prof. Dr. Rolf Jung, Ing. (grad.) Dieter Scharpe, Prof. Bernhard Schick, Prof. Dr. Stefan Schneider Functional safety, safety in use / IT security Experiencing and testing of ADAS on the proving ground 20

22 Module 5 Program MODULE DAY 1 09:00 Welcome 09:15 Overview of legal bases: product liability, product safety ordinance, Safety Integrity Level (SIL) 10:00 Functions analysis, validation- targets, approach, process, results 10:45 Risk analysis and assessment illustrated by an example 11:30 Coffee break 12:00 Functional impairment, functional failure - consequences consequential effects 12:45 Safety analysis overview - FMEA, FTA, FMEDA, Risk classification, risk assessment, safety concepts - implementation 13:30 Concept scenarios, degradation strategies, actions: Trial, test, approval -documentation 14:15 Lunch break 15:15 IT security, security with risk analysis, risk assessment 16:00 Security concept actions, implementation, tracking, documentation 16:45 Coffee break 17:00 Practical examples and exercises 18:00 Summary and outlook 18:30 END DAY 2 08:30 Presentation of selected ADAS on current vehicle models 09:00 Coffee break 09:15 Transfer to proving ground. Driving of the vehicles on autobahns and backroads initial impressions 10:00 Example 1 experiencing and evaluating. Unit includes repeated driver / vehicle switching for comparative evaluations of the vehicles 12:00 Lunch break 12:45 Example 2 experiencing and evaluating. Unit includes repeated driver / vehicle switching for comparative evaluations of the vehicles 14:45 Coffee break 15:00 Example 3 experiencing and evaluating. Unit includes repeated driver / vehicle switching for comparative evaluations of the vehicles 17:00 Return to event location 17:30 Summary and outlook 18:00 END 21

23 What are the costs of MX academy for ADAS? MODULE FEEL TO BE DRIVEN / Sep , / person MODULE Design to offer / Oct , / person MODULE Offer to customer / Nov 2017) 1, / person MODULE Human machine interaction / Feb , / person MODULE Driving and safety / Mar 2018) 2, / person Prices, program contents and presenters subject to change. Prices are quoted excl. VAT. 22

24 What discounts are offered for MX academy for ADAS? For simultaneous booking of all modules a 10% discount will be granted (Amount saved: 1,045.00/ person) MODULE + MODULE + MODULE + MODULE + MODULE 9, / person When booking all modules for more than 5 employees, employers will be granted a 15% discount = total cost (Amount saved: 1,567.50/person) 8, / person Prices, program contents and presenters subject to change. Prices are quoted excl. VAT. 23

25 Prerequisites for attending MX academy for ADAS: To attend the ADAS certification course we recommend that participants meet the following prerequisites: Degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, information technology, mathematics, physics or comparable field of study and minimum of one year of relevant professional experience alternatively : Completed vocational/technical education and a minimum of three years of relevant on-the-job experience Please note: Participants must be in possession of a valid driver s license for passenger vehicles and present a copy of their license 24

26 How do I enroll in MX academy for ADAS? Online registration: Please enroll in MX academy for ADAS online using the following link: Registration deadline: August 30,

27 General information on MX academy for ADAS! Organized by: MdynamiX AG Hessstrasse Munich Germany Tel.: Fax: Academic directors: Prof. Bernhard Schick Prof. Dr. Stefan-Alexander Schneider Contact person: Ing. (grad.) Dieter Scharpe 26

MdynamiX AG Hessstrasse 89 80797 Munich Germany Tel.

28 MdynamiX AG Hessstrasse Munich Germany Tel.: Fax:

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