Model-Based Design for DO-178C Software Development with MathWorks Tools, Part 2: Requirements-Based Modeling and Traceability
In part 2 of this webinar series, we discuss how to build a Simulink model from a requirements document, and how to then create bi-directional links for traceability between the detailed design model and the textual high-level requirements.
In a high-integrity software development process, one of the most fundamental ideas is that the software development must be requirements-based. The idea of traceability helps ensure completeness in the design. Traceability of the model to the textual requirements (or bottom-to-top traceability) helps ensure that the design satisfies all of its high-level requirements. Traceability of the requirements to the model (top-to-bottom traceability) helps ensure that everything in the model satisfies a requirement. In other words, no capability exists that is not explicitly required.
This webinar will walk through a simple example of how to use Simulink and Simulink Verification and Validation to accomplish this task.
Note: Simulink Verification and Validation transitioned to Simulink Check, Simulink Coverage, and Requirements Toolbox in R2017b.
Recorded: 31 Mar 2013
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