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Module Title LM System Safety Assessment
SchoolSchool of Engineering
Department Civil Engineering
Module Code 04 31476
Module Lead
Level Masters Level
Credits 10
Semester
Pre-requisites
Co-requisites
Restrictions Module run by the University of York
Exclusions
Description .This module aims to cover the analysis and assessment phase of the system safety engineering life-cycle for a proposed product or service. It does so by considering the inputs to this phase, the qualitative and quantitative analysis techinques that can be employed within this phase and the outputs from this phase in terms of evidence into the safety case regime. It also considers the changing assessment requirements as more integrated and complex systems are developed.
Learning Outcomes By the end of the module, students should be able to:
    Explain the role of system safety assessment in the safety lifecycle
  • Describe and participate in RBD, FMEA, Markov and cause-consequence techniques
  • Describe and participate in fault tree construction
  • Describe and participate in the production and evaluation of fault tree cut sets
  • Describe and participate in the production and evaluation of fault tree quantitative analysis
  • Select appropriate analysis techniques for particular situations
  • Assess the implications of the results of system safety analysis
  • Explain the role of system safety assessment techniques during detailed design
  • Explain the role and issues surrounding system safety analysis in safety arguments
  • Compare manual and automated performance of system safety assessment
  • Discuss the state of the art and future directions in system safety assessment
  • Critically evaluate performance of system safety assessment by others
Assessment 31476-01 : Coursework : Coursework (100%)
Assessment Methods & Exceptions Assessment: Open assessment:
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