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iSQI Exam CTAL-TM_Syll2012 Topic 3 Question 55 Discussion

Actual exam question for iSQI's CTAL-TM_Syll2012 exam
Question #: 55
Topic #: 3
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Assume you are the Test Manager in charge of independent testing for avionics applications. You are in charge of testing for a project to implement three different CSCI (Computer Software Configuration Item):

- a BOOT-X CSCI that must be certified at level B of the DO-178B standard

- a DIAG-X CSCI that must be certified at level C of the DO-178B standard

- a DRIV-X CSCI that must be certified at level A of the DO-178B standard

These are three different software modules written in C language to run on a specific hardware platform.

You have been asked to select a single code coverage tool to perform the mandatory code coverage measurements, in order to meet the structural coverage criteria prescribed by the DO-178B standard. This tool must be qualified as a verification tool under DO-178B.

Since there are significant budget constraints to purchase this tool, you are evaluating an opensource tool that is able to provide different types of code coverage. This tool meets perfectly your technical needs in terms of the programming language and the specific hardware platform (it supports also the specific C-compiler).

The source code of the tool is available.

Your team could easily customize the tool to meet the project needs. This tool is not qualified as a verification tool under the DO-178B.

Which of the following are the three main concerns related to that open-source tool selection?

K4 3 credits (2 credits out of 3 credits correct, 1 credit point)

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Suggested Answer: A, C, F

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Ariel
7 days ago
Good point about the RAM. But I'm also a bit worried about the fact that the tool isn't already qualified as a verification tool. That's going to be a major hurdle to overcome.
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Josephine
9 days ago
Haha, yeah, 4GB RAM for an avionics system? That's like asking a fighter jet to run Crysis. I doubt the developers of this open-source tool have much experience in the avionics world.
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Malinda
10 days ago
Hmm, I don't know. I'm more concerned about the RAM requirement. 4GB? That's a lot for an avionics system, don't you think? I hope it can run on something more lightweight.
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Nina
11 days ago
The tool's support for the required code coverage levels is definitely the most critical aspect. I mean, if it can't do the job, then the other factors don't really matter, right?
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Kris
13 days ago
I agree with the main concerns mentioned. Additionally, the tool's usability and installation ease are also important factors to consider.
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Ronald
15 days ago
This is an interesting question. The main concerns I see are whether the tool supports the required code coverage levels, the cost of qualifying the tool, and the licensing compatibility with the company's confidentiality needs.
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