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Monday
13:00

14:00

19:00

Pre-Workshop Day on February 19, 2018
Registration and Reception

Crash-Course in fundamental concepts of ISO 26262 for beginners and those who want to refresh and deepen their knowledge (optional) before Conference and Workshop start.
Learning objectives: To understand the …

Content structure of the standard
Concepts of Item Definition, Hazard & Risk Analysis, ASIL, Safety Goal
Safe State, Fault Tolerant Time Interval, Freedom of Interference
V-Model as a guide for state-of-the-art Software Development
Character of the standard as an engineering guideline, not a recipe

Stephen Norton, Quint Safety GmbH, Managing Director

End of Pre-Workshop Training

Tuesday

Day 1

Moderator: Dr. Rolf Jung, University of Applied Sciences Kempten, Professor for Functional Safety, formerly STW Sensortechnik

08:30

Registration & Reception Snack

09:00

Opening

Wolfgang Mickisch, FSC.automotive Functional Safety Consulting, formerly
TÜV NORD Mobility, IFM, Head of Electronics & Car-IT

09:30

Workshop: Item Definition for an Intersection Pilot

Learning objectives: To understand and be able to define …

vehicle-level use cases and
activity diagrams
vehicle-level system boundaries and context

Stephen Norton, Quint Safety GmbH, Managing Director

11:00

Coffee Break

11:15

Workshop: System Design I

Defining Safety Goals and Deriving Top-Level Requirements
Stephen Norton

12:15

Lunch Break

13:00

Presentation: System Design II
ASIL Decomposition and Functional Architecture, Deriving system level requirements, taking into account predictability of performance.

Dr. Bernhard Bauer, ESG

14:00

Coffee Break

14:15

Workshop: System Design II

Learning objectives: To be able to derive and design …

... ASIL Decomposition and Functional Architecture
… System level requirements
… Predictability of performance requirements

Stephen Norton

15:45

Coffee Break

16:00

Workshop: System-Element Design

Learning objectives: Too be able to drive and design ...

... ASIL Decomposition and Functional Architecture
... System level requirements
... Predictability of performance requirements

Stephen Norton

17:30

Evening Break / Private Consulting Workshops (optional)

Throughout the 4 days, participants have the chance to get consulted privately and confidentially for up to 60 minutes by experienced and renowned experts…

how to apply the skills acquired during the conference in his own work.
how to approach and possibly resolve project specific challenges.
Companies/participants are invited to prepare in advance issues to be dealt with during this session. Prepared NDAs may be exchanged before.

NOTE: Registration required (see registration process), but no additional fees!

19:00

Dinner downtown

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Wednesday

Day 2

Moderator: Wolfgang Mickisch, FSC.automotive, formerly TÜV NORD Mobility, IFM, Head of Electronics & Car-IT

08:30

Workshop: FMEA for System-Element

Learning objectives: To be able to ...

... assign failure modes in the FMEA,
... create a failure net in the FMEA.

Stephen Norton

10:00

Coffee Break

10:15

Workshop: FMEA for System Element, Technical Safety Requirements

Learning objectives: To be able to …

... define technical safety requirements

Stephen Norton

12:15

Lunch Break

13:00

Presentation + Workshop: State-of-the-Art Dependent Failure Analysis (DFA)
Learning objectives: To get an understanding of ...

... the fundamental challenges posed by DFA of Automotive Systems.
... the new DeFeAt methodology developed to meet those challenges.
... how to work with DeFeAT in order to cover various aspects of dependent failures on system-, HW and SW level, including the aspects of freedom of interference.

Dr. Tomislav Lovric, ZF-TRW, Functional Safety Chief Assessor

14:15

Coffee Break

14:30

Guided Talk: Handling SOTIF and Measuring Predictability of Performance

Learning objectives: To get a deeper knowlegde of ...

... content and context of SOTIF,
... the significance of the Predictability of Performance,
... why an how to measure the Predictability of Performance,
... a tool for this task.

Dr. Wilhard von Wendorff, IABG

16:00

Coffee Break

16:15

Panel Discussion:
"SOTIF & Predictability of Performance -- crucial, but never attainable?"

On the panel:
A representative of an OEM (requested), 2 Tier-1s (Dr. Felix Mederer, Conti / Dr. Tomislav Lovric, ZF-TRW), a Semiconductor Specialist (Dr. Wilhard von Wendorff), a Functional Safety and ADAS Expert (Dr. Bernhard Bauer, ESG).

Moderator:
Prof. Stefan Schneider (UAS Kempten, Driver Assistance Systems)

17:30

Evening Break for Private Workshops

19:00

Social Get-Together and Dinner

Dinner-Keynote:
The Road to Automated Driving -- History and Future Challenges
Prof. Dr. Stefan Schneider, University of Applied Sciences Kempten,
Professor for Driver Assistance Systems, formerly BMW

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Thursday

Day 3

Moderator: Wolfgang Mickisch, FSC.automotive - Functional Safety Consulting

08:30

Presentation and Guided Talk: Testing Complex Safety Critical Systems -

Typical Pitfalls and Best Practice

Pitfalls and common mistakes collected from several years of cross-sector (Automotive, Aerospace, Defence) system and software validation and verification. ISO 26262 compliant solutions presented and discussed.

Andreas Engstler, CEO, Konzept Informationssysteme AG

Armin Bolz, Automotive Branch Manager, Konzept Informationssysteme GmbH

10:30

Coffee Break

10:45

Workshop: How to implement SAFETY Measures on System-Element Level

Learning objectives: To get a deeper knowledge of ...

... content and context of SOTIF,
... the significance of the <Predictability of Performance

Stephen Norton

12:15

Lunch Break

13:00

Presentation + Workshop: State-of-the-Art Failure Mode Analysis (FTA)

Learning objectives: To be able to ...

... adapt the FTA scope and level of details to project needs.
... prepare the FTA appropriately to increase efficiency.
... set up a well-structured analysis process.

Dr. Frank Edler, elbon.de; Functional Safety Expert and book author

14:45

Coffee Break

15:00

Presentation & Workshop: How to implement SECURITY Measures
on System-Element Level

Learning objective: To become versed in ...

… defining safe-state and secure-state, FTTI, warning concepts etc.
... selecting appropriate security measures.
... complete the technical safety and security concept.

Dr. Hasan Akram, Matrickz GmbH, CEO,
Mario Hoffmann, Continental, Head of Security & Privacy Consulting
Stephen Norton, Quint Safety

17:30

Evening Break /Private Consulting Workshops

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Friday

Day 4

Moderator: Prof. Dr. Rolf Jung, University of Applied Sciences Kempten

08:30

Master Course: Benefits and Challenges for manufacturers and users of
Semiconductor Solutions for ADAS functions

Learning objectives: To get an understanding of ...

... the paradigm change for automotive semiconductor manufacturers
fuelled by the efforts to implement ADAS and autonomous driving
solutions in hardware.
...the challenges for semiconductor manufactures in developing auto-
motive solutions in locations (exposed to sun and high temperature
deltas, humidity, EMI).
...the challenges of balancing efficiency, safety, costs and adapting to the short product life-cycles in the automotive industry.
...the need for and challenges in developing new safety architectures.

Dr. Wilhard von Wendorff, Functional Safety Expert and
Semiconductor Specialist, IABG

10:45

Coffee Break

11:00

Presentation: The Functional Safety Path to enable Multi-Core Processors
for Intersection Pilot Applications

Learning objectives: To get an understanding of
…emiconductor solutions for ADAS functions,
...their concepts, challenges.

Thorsten Lorenzen, Texas Instruments

12:30

Lunch

13:15

Summing up Workshop:
Presentation and Evaluation of the excercises results of working groups, presentation of exemplary solutions for participants to take back.
Stephen Norton

14:45

Summing up: Quo Vadis Functional Safety for ADAS?

Prof. Rolf Jung, UAS Kempten, Chair for Functional Safety

15:00

End of Conference