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Delegate Details

FeesFee per delegate £763.75 (This includes VAT@17.5% of £113.75)

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General Information

The course will be held at British Computer Society, Southampton St, London WC2E 7HA. Substitute delegate names will beacceptable at any time. Written cancellations up to 15 days prior to the event will be subject to a charge of £100+VAT.Cancellations after this deadline will incur the full fee.

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Course Outline

Day 1 Day 2

08:30 - 09:00 Registration 08:30 - 09:00 Coffee

Introduction and overview of the course Complex Electronic Elements (including

Background to the revised standard software)

10:15 - 10:30 Coffee Break Types of Evidence

Structure of the Standard 10:15 - 10:30 Coffee Break

Safety Management Exercise Types of Evidence

13:00 - 14:00 Lunch Safety Arguments

Exercise: Safety Management 13:00 - 1400 Lunch

Strategies for Compliance Exercise: Safety Arguments

15:15 - 15:30 Coffee Break Putting it in context

Exercise: Strategies for Compliance 15:15 - 15:30 Coffee Break

Compliance Approaches Summary and further guidance

17:00 Close 17:00 Close

Interim Defence Standard 00-56 Issue 3 was published inJanuary 2005. This new standard provides a comprehensiveapproach to ensuring system safety through safetymanagement and the provision of objective assurancearguments and evidence. The standard provides greater flexibility for contractors in compliance but requirescorrespondingly greater competence in providing goalbased arguments and evidence for the safety of systems.This two day course explains the fundamental concepts ofthe new standard and will deliver the understanding andguidance on compliance.

Course OverviewThrough a mixture of presentations and “hands-on” exercisesthe course will introduce the principles and structure of thenew standard, provide guidance on how to formulatecompliant safety arguments (especially for complexelectronic systems), and discuss how to appropriately selectevidence. Attendees will receive copies of all presentation

materials.

Objectives/Learning Outcomes:An understanding of the structure and philosophy ofDefence Standard 00-56 Issue 3Insight into a range of strategies for assurance ofsafety related systemsAn appreciation of the factors that have shaped theevolution of the standardPractical knowledge of constructing arguments forthe safety of systemsAn understanding of the relationship with otherstandards

An understanding of where to find additionalguidance and how it can be used to demonstratecompliance.

Who Should Attend?This course will be of interest to managers, engineers andothers involved in the development of systems for thedefence market.

TutorsProf. John McDermid is a well-known authority on safetyrelated systems and leads the High Integrity SystemsEngineering group at the University of York. John advised theMinistry of Defence Safety Standards Review Committeethroughout the standard's revision process.Dr Tim Kelly is a lecturer in Critical Systems at the University ofYork, and Deputy Director of the Rolls-Royce Systems andSoftware Engineering University Technology Centre. Tim isperhaps best known for his influential work on the Goal

Structuring Notation (GSN) for developing and presentingsafety arguments.Mrs Viv Hamilton is one of the authors of the new standardand the author of the software guidance material. She is aconsultant with over fifteen years experience in safetyrelated software systems mainly in defence and aerospaceand also authored Defence Standard 00-55 issue 2.

VenueBritish Computer Society, Southampton St, London WC2E 7HA(nearest tube station Covent Garden)

Contact Information

Post to:Origin Consulting (York) LtdInnovation CentreInnovation wayHeslingtonYork YO10 5DG

Tel: 08701 993186Fax: 07092 009494events@origin-consulting.comwww.origin-consulting.com

Programme may be subject to amendments

All presentations, language and course materials will be inEnglish. The course fees include lunch and refreshments

throughout the day. Delegates are responsible for arrang-ing their own accommodation.

COMPLYING WITH THE NEW DEFENCE STANDARD 00-564 - 5 April 2005

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