- Introduction to software reliability engineering, glossary
• Software reliability landscape
• Software development processes
• Verification and validation strategy
• Software reliability requirements
• Risk analysis (FMEA – failure mode and effects analysis) for software
• Fault tolerance - Robustness
- Operational and user profiles
Course information
- Eindhoven
- 3 modules of 1 day
- 20-22/11
Investment
The investment is €2.300, (ex. VAT) per participant. This includes 3 training days, a syllabus of the course material, templates, additional literature on software Reliability engineering, lunch and refreshments.

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Talk to our academy advisorAbout the course HI-RF6 Software Reliability.
In this training, the entire Software Development Process (Product Creation Process) is covered.
Focusing on early design concepts, methods and procedures will be taught to define software Reliability requirements and realize and validate this required software Reliability during the software design and development.
Using proper software Reliability engineering, risks will be identified, controlled, and mitigated early in the software development process.
With this course you’ll learn:
- To become a professional Software Reliability Engineer capable of supporting Software Architects, Developers, and Engineers in creating Reliable Software for complex systems
- Providing proactive and solid engineering and management recommendations throughout the entire Software Development and Engineering process
Teaching professionals.

Ir. Bryan Bakker
Test Architect at Sioux TechnologiesCourse: Software Reliability.
Outcome
To cope with the latest economic developments, organizations must develop new products and systems with an intrinsic high level of Reliability. RAMS, Reliability-Availability-Maintainability-Safety, is an upcoming discipline in product development helping to get an integral grip on the Reliability of your product during the Design Phase with accurate and quantitative methods.

Software Reliability
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What you’ll learn.
Block 1 - day 1/2
What you'll learn on day 1and day 2 of the course
Block 2 - day 3
What you'll learn on day 3 of the course
- Integration and testing
- Root cause analysis, orthogonal defect classification (ODC)
- Predicting software reliability
- Reliability growth models
Relevant courses.
HI-RF 01 Life Data Analysis and Reliability Testing
Reliability System EngineeringPredict the reliability of your product based on field and test data.

- Eindhoven
- 2 modules of 3 days
HI-RF 02 System Reliability
Reliability System EngineeringBecome a reliability engineer to perform reliability and risk analyses of complex systems.

- Eindhoven
- 2 modules of 2/3 days
HI-RF 09 Physics of Failure
ReliabilityAcquire practical and detailed knowledge on failure mechanisms in products and their impact on reliability.

- Eindhoven
- 2 modules of 2 days
HI-RF 10 Problem Solving through Root Cause Analysis
Reliability System EngineeringBecome a complete problem solver by using Statistical Engineering method.

- Eindhoven
- 5 modules of 1 day or 10 half-days
HI-RF 12 Electronics Reliability
ReliabilityGain a basic understanding of development, production and test methods regarding electronic components.

- Eindhoven
- 2 modules of 1 day
Practical information.
For whom
Certificate
After completing the course, participants receive proof of participation. The program is developed in line with the VDI 4002 Reliability Guideline, in cooperation with the University of Stuttgart, consisting of several modules, leading to CRE – Certified Reliability Engineer – Certification.
Participants are recommended to first follow the training courses Reliability Foundation 1 and Reliability Foundation 2 or to ensure that their body of knowledge includes Life Data Analysis, Reliability Testing, and System Reliability
Location & Dates
Locations
Eindhoven – High Tech Campus 29
Dates 2023
Location: Eindhoven
Day 1: November 20
Day 2: November 21
Day 3: November 22
Group size
A maximum of 12 participants
Exam Dates
Exam dates 2023
March 21 (start 9:00)
June 20 (start 9:00)
November 14 (start 9:00)
Exams will be held both in Eindhoven as well as in Enschede.