Two-day introduction to Automotive SPICE covering the process assessment and reference models, capability levels, assessments and the changes in ASPICE 4, with an emphasis on systems as well as software engineering.
Introduces the Automotive SPICE standard, derived from ISO/IEC 15504-5 and ISO/IEC 330xx and tailored to the automotive industry, including the updates in version 4 and their compatibility with version 3.1 processes. Topics are the process assessment model, the process reference model (engineering and non-engineering processes), the measurement framework and capability levels, how to conduct an assessment and interpret its results, meeting the standard's requirements, deriving verification criteria, and worked base practices, with attention to the automotive E/E supply chain and supplier interfaces. Vector stresses that the course covers systems engineering, not only software. Exercises and recaps run throughout.
Public sessions run online in English as three afternoon sessions; in-house delivery can be arranged.
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One-day seminar introducing systems engineering and the business case for it at enterprise, project and technical levels.
Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Richard Beasley
One-day examination of agile practices in physical systems engineering, their applicability and limitations, and the role of MBSE.
Seminar for managers and technical decision-makers on applying MBSE with SysML: languages, tools, frameworks and processes, and building an MBSE core architecture team.
Course presenters may include: Cris Kobryn