Automotive SPICE^® v4.0 Introduction

Learn about globally recognized ISO/IEC 330xx standards for the assessment and improvement of automotive system and software development processes.

This training provides an overview of the Automotive SPICE^® v4.0 processes. Using practical examples, we will introduce the Automotive SPICE^® model from the perspective of a project member or a process engineer. We will discuss the problems that can occur during assessments and what a corresponding process improvement can look like.

The relevant parts of ISO/IEC 330xx (successor to ISO/IEC 15504), better known as SPICE, are globally recognized and accepted standards for the assessment and improvement of system and software development processes. Since 2007, the automotive industry in particular prefers that assessments are carried out according to the Automotive SPICE^® process model.

Our trainers are expert intacs^®-certified Competent and Principal Assessors with extensive practical experience in conducting assessments according to Automotive SPICE^®.

Contents

• Automotive SPICE^® v4.0 process assessment model (PAM) and ISO 330xx
• Motivation and basic concepts
• Overview of the procedure for an assessment
• Deepening of the Automotive SPICE^® processes:
  • MAN.3, Project Management
  • SUP.1, Quality Assurance
  • SUP.8, Configuration Management
  • SUP.9, Problem Resolution Management
  • SUP.10, Change Request Management
  • SYS.2, System Requirement Analysis
  • SYS.3, System Architectural Design
  • SYS.4, System Integration and Integration Verification
  • SYS.5, System Verification
  • SWE.1, Software Requirement Analysis
  • SWE.2, Software Architectural Design
  • SWE.3, Software Detailed Design and Unit Construction
  • SWE.4, Software Unit Verification
  • SWE.5, Software Component Verification and Integration Verification
  • SWE.6, Software Verification
• The concept of bidirectional traceability
• Interpretation of Levels 2-3
• Potential improvement with regard to the processes to be executed
• Case studies to deepen understanding of processes

Target audience

Developers, test engineers, project managers and others involved in development projects in the automotive environment

Further information

All training materials are offered digitally.