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    The document discusses Automotive SPICE (ASPICE), which is a process assessment model for determining the process capability of developing embedded automotive systems. It consists of process groups like system engineering and software engineering that each contain related processes. The software engineering process group contains six processes that address software requirements, design, implementation, integration, testing, and qualification. Each process has a description, purpose, and outcomes defined by base practices. An example is provided for the SWE.1 software requirements analysis process.

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    The document discusses Automotive SPICE (ASPICE), which is a process assessment model for determining the process capability of developing embedded automotive systems. It consists of process groups like system engineering and software engineering that each contain related processes. The software engineering process group contains six processes that address software requirements, design, implementation, integration, testing, and qualification. Each process has a description, purpose, and outcomes defined by base practices. An example is provided for the SWE.1 software requirements analysis process.

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    The document discusses Automotive SPICE (ASPICE), which is a process assessment model for determining the process capability of developing embedded automotive systems. It consists of process groups like system engineering and software engineering that each contain related processes. The software engineering process group contains six processes that address software requirements, design, implementation, integration, testing, and qualification. Each process has a description, purpose, and outcomes defined by base practices. An example is provided for the SWE.1 software requirements analysis process.

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    Automotive

    SPICE
    Mohamed Tarek

    PAGE 1
    What is ASPICE ?

    Session Process & Process Group


    Outline

    Software Engineering Process


    Group

    PAGE 2
    What is ASPICE ?

    PAGE 3
    What is ASPICE ?

    ▪ASPICE : Automotive Software Process Improvement


    Capability dEtermination
    ▪ Process assessment is a disciplined evaluation of an organizational unit’s processes against a
    process assessment model.
    ▪ The Automotive SPICE Process Assessment Model (PAM) is intended for use when performing
    conformant assessments of the process capability on the development of embedded
    automotive systems. It was developed in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC
    33004.

    PAGE 4
    ASPICE Model

    PAGE 5
    Process & Process Group

    PAGE 6
    Process
    Groups
    Process Group is made up of processes
    that address some related activities
    together. These processes complete one
    another to form the process group.

    PAGE 7
    System Process Group
    The System Engineering process group (SYS)
    consists of processes addressing the
    elicitation and management of customer and
    internal requirements, the definition of the
    system architecture and the integration and
    testing on the system level.

    PAGE 8
    Software Process
    Group
    The Software Engineering process group
    (SWE) consists of processes addressing the
    management of software requirements
    derived from the system requirements, the
    development of the corresponding software
    architecture and design as well as the
    implementation, integration and testing of
    the software.

    PAGE 9
    PAGE 10
    Software Engineering
    Process Group
    • SWE.1 Software Requirements Analysis
    • SWE.2 Software Architectural Design
    • SWE.3 Software Detailed Design and
    Unit Construction
    • SWE.4 Software Unit Verification
    • SWE.5 Software Integration and
    Integration Test
    • SWE.6 Software Qualification Test

    PAGE 11
    Process
    A process has its own description,
    purpose, and outcomes. These items are
    defined with a set of base practices to
    achieve these goals.

    PAGE 12
    Example of
    SWE.1

    PAGE 13
    Any Questions ?

    PAGE 14

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