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Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF) – ISO/PAS 21448
3 students

Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF) – ISO/PAS 21448

Master functional insufficiencies, triggering conditions & scenario-based safety with practice questions
Created bySkillBytes Academy
Last updated 9/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the scope and intent of SOTIF (ISO/PAS 21448)
  • Differentiate between ISO 26262 (Functional Safety) and SOTIF
  • Identify functional insufficiencies and triggering conditions
  • Analyze unknown unsafe scenarios in ADAS and autonomous driving
  • Apply SOTIF to AI-based perception and sensor systems
  • Practice scenario-based exam questions aligned with certification standards

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Included in This Course

100 questions

  • Practice Test - 125 questions
  • Practice Test - 225 questions
  • Practice Test - 325 questions
  • Practice Test - 425 questions

Description

Modern vehicles increasingly rely on ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) and autonomous functions powered by sensors, AI, and complex software. While ISO 26262 ensures safety in the presence of hardware or software failures, it does not address hazards that occur even when systems function as designed.

This is where SOTIF (Safety of the Intended Functionality – ISO/PAS 21448) comes in.

This course provides a comprehensive practice test bank with scenario-based and foundation-level questions designed to prepare you for SOTIF and Functional Safety certification exams. Each question is crafted to reinforce your understanding of key concepts like functional insufficiencies, triggering conditions, unknown unsafe scenarios, and residual risk—all critical in ADAS and autonomous driving development.

By the end of this course, you will have the confidence to approach real-world safety challenges in AI-driven systems and excel in professional certification exams.

What You’ll Learn

  • Understand the scope and intent of SOTIF (ISO/PAS 21448)

  • Differentiate between ISO 26262 (Functional Safety) and SOTIF

  • Identify functional insufficiencies and triggering conditions

  • Analyze unknown unsafe scenarios in ADAS and autonomous driving

  • Apply SOTIF to AI-based perception and sensor systems

  • Practice scenario-based exam questions aligned with certification standards

  • Gain confidence to take SOTIF / Functional Safety certifications

Features of This Course

  • 100+ Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) – foundation, advanced, and scenario-based

  • Detailed explanations for every answer option

  • Coverage of real-world ADAS and autonomous driving examples

  • Structured for both beginners and experienced professionals

Who this course is for:

  • Automotive Engineers & Safety Professionals - Working in ADAS, autonomous driving, or vehicle software/hardware who want to understand SOTIF principles and practices.
  • Functional Safety Engineers / ISO 26262 Practitioners - Professionals already familiar with ISO 26262 who want to expand into SOTIF and cover hazards beyond system failures.
  • System & Software Engineers - Developers designing perception, control, or AI-based automotive systems who need to account for limitations of intended functionality.
  • Quality, Testing & Validation Engineers - Those responsible for scenario-based testing, simulations, and validation of ADAS/AI-driven systems.
  • Graduate Students & Researchers - Students in automotive engineering, robotics, and AI who want to gain industry-relevant safety knowledge.

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