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Safe Architectural Design Principles - Hussey, Atchison (2000) (Correct)
....of the system boundary and description of the system environment. 3. Capacity to provide logical means of problem decomposition. 4. Suitability for review for consistency completeness correctness. Structured design techniques are recommended by most safety standards, e.g. Std5679] Std4404] [Std00 56] and [Std61508] Structured design techniques support methodical construction of test cases. Example structured design techniques include Booch [Booch94] Jackson System Development [Jackson83] and MASCOT [Simpson86] Software design guidelines such as those described in [Gamma94] provide detailed ....
....components is advocated, as well as the use of reasonableness checks on component inputs. Software design guidelines include use of modularity, limitation of access to safety critical functions and use of timers to monitor execution of uninterruptable sections of code. UK Def Stan 00 56 [Std00 56] does not discuss design for safety explicitly. However, implicit design principles underly the integrity allocation process. In particular, the standard allows integrity requirements to be reduced where safety functions are implemented by independent components. The guidance for DefStan 00 56 ....
UK Ministry of Defence, Defence Standard 00-56: Safety Management Requirements for Defence Systems, 1991. 7.2 Research Papers and Books
Safety Assurance of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf Software - Lindsay, Smith (2000) (Correct)
....on munitions related systems requires that commercial or government furnished software be analysed and tested unless specifically excluded by the Managing Activity. The level of analysis and test required is not indicated. 2. 6 UK defence standards UK system safety defence standard Def Stan 00 56 [Std00 56] requires the production of a Safety Case for COTS products. Detailed guidance on the retrospective application of the standard is given in Annex D of part 2. In particular, a Safety Programme Plan, a Project Quality Plan, a Project Configuration Management Plan and a Hazard Log should be ....
UK Ministry of Defence, Defence Standard 00-56: Safety Management Requirements for Defence Systems, 1991.
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