Want smoother, more cost-effective Avionics projects with less headaches? All you need is just five days with our comprehensive Avionics training course! Join our practical Avionics workshops covering the key terms, tech, and best practices involved within Aviation’s most important guidelines, from DO-178C and DO-254 to ARP 4754A/4761 and DO-330, and more! Click/tap here to sign up today and get ready to reach new heights with ConsuNova! A little more about this course: ConsuNova’s fall aerospace and avionics training classes offer our most interactive and informative experience yet, all online, so you can take them from anywhere you need. Just log Continue Reading > > >

Not long ago we showed how cooking and avionics project development have a lot in common. In keeping with culinary concepts, I wanted to take a look at the “the pudding” of Aerospace engineering, i.e. where the proof is. I’m talking, of course, about the implementation phase of the DO-178C project lifecycle. First, a quick note: I was surprised to learn that the saying, “The proof is in the pudding” is actually a recent twist on the original phrase, “The proof of the pudding is in the eating” (and I was more surprised to learn that ‘pudding’ referred to the Continue Reading > > >

With the barrage of dating shows coming at us from every streaming and TV angle, I couldn’t help but think about couples, which led me to think about how cool the concept of code “coupling” really is, especially in avionics. Indeed, two things working together to ultimately make something greater than the sum of their parts is the most important idea in all-things aerospace and aviation. Rather, aviators and aerospace engineers of all specialties and functions know that strong relationships between entities are vital to every task, plan and project in this field. So, the coupling we’re talking about today Continue Reading > > >

As aerospace and avionics evolve and projects become more complex, learn how to keep things on-time and accurate with our free webinar!  Join ConsuNova’s CEO and FAA DER, Reza Madjidi, and Visure Solutions’s CTO, Fernando Valera, as they discuss how to manage changes in avionics projects while also presenting the next step in software and hardware project compliance and completion: our project checklist automation platform, that automate DO-178c and DO-254 tasks. Details: What: Optimizing DO-178C/DO-254 Certification by Automating Proof of your Review Evidence When: Wed, May 25, 2022 · 8:00 AM · PDT (US & Canada) Duration: 1 hour Language: English What you’ll learn: Coverage Continue Reading > > >

We are thrilled to bring back our live avionics training this fall! To celebrate the return of our in-person instruction, we’re combining two of the most fundamental topics in avionics, DO-178C and D0-254. This upcoming 3-day course runs October 27-29 and combines hands-on workshops and Q&A sessions to give you practical knowledge and wide-ranging expertise for any aerospace project need, regardless of size or scope. Topics will include: DO-178C Structural Coverage & DO-254 Elemental Analysis WCET and Multi-core (CAST-32A) Issues (AMC 20-193) AEH Compliance to AMC 20-152A DO-254 COTS Compliance DO-330 Tool Qualification DO-254 and DO-178C Compliance Audits and SOIs- Continue Reading > > >

Accurate estimates are one of the most critical aspects of successful avionics projects. Without them (and the data that backs them up), you won’t know what the right direction is for you, your team or your project. With them, you get a comprehensive plan that allows you to ensure efficient execution and best manage potential risks. So, if you don’t like massive delays, unforeseen costs, or complete project failures, then join our webinar!  In ConsuNova’s upcoming webinar, Avionics Project Estimation Strategies, Martin Beeby, Head of Advanced Avionics Systems at ConsuNova, and Reza Madjidi, CEO and FAA DER at ConsuNova, will share key Continue Reading > > >

Stressful. Unprecedented. Downright annoying.   Countless, occasionally more colorful words have been used to describe the (as of this article’s publication) ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, though likely everyone would agree that this global crisis has been, in a word, “disruptive.” After ~6 months of disruption, people are just now going back to their places of business, education and recreation, and hopefully starting the return to an “old normal.” For organizations and institutions around the world, a meticulously detailed and well-crafted plan that helps everyone get “back to work” safely is the mission critical asset of reopening and returning to pre-Covid time. That’s Continue Reading > > >

ConsuNova announces new DO-178C Training and DO-254 Training opportunities. With more than 2,500 attendees registerd to attend over the next 10 weeks, the new dates and locations added for 2018 include July 25-26 in San Diego, CA and November 13-14 in Bristol, UK. Register now to get proven optimized and practical Avionics Training and Workshops.   Reza Madjidi, ConsuNova CEO and FAA Consulting DER, adds “Whether DO-178C military compliance or commercial certification, the goal is the same; how to achieve DO-178C & DO-254 in an “optimized” way. ConsuNova’s reputation has led to its 2018 selection by a leading European defense Continue Reading > > >

ConsuNova announces new DO-178C Training and DO-254 Training opportunities. With more than 2,500 attendees registerd to attend over the next 10 weeks, the new dates and locations added for 2018 include July 25-26 in San Diego, CA and November 13-14 in Bristol, UK. Register now to get proven optimized and practical Avionics Training and Workshops.   Reza Madjidi, ConsuNova CEO and FAA Consulting DER, adds “Whether DO-178C military compliance or commercial certification, the goal is the same; how to achieve DO-178C & DO-254 in an “optimized” way. ConsuNova’s reputation has led to its 2018 selection by a leading European defense Continue Reading > > >

Requirements – Capture Features and Functions of a system or component. Constraints – Define the Non-Functional aspects of a system or component, such as restrictions on technology, resources or techniques to be used. Also Capture a requirement at the level where it will be tested. If the “requirement” cannot be tested at the level you are working, then it should be captured at a lower or higher level. Pay careful attention to the test aspects; capture any spinoff requirements for test stands or benches; so that when that time comes the test environment is ready. Capture the other decisions made at Continue Reading > > >