This two-day training course is designed for professionals who are working in automotive environments and for those who would like to know the required automotive activities, roles, methods, standards and methodologies specific to their role.
With the knowledge gained from the course, the attendee can tailor the test procedures known to the specific project conditions, consider the basic requirements of the relevant norms and standards, and select the test team for the risk-oriented planning of test activities, using familiar structuring and prioritization elements, and applying the virtual test methods (for example, MiL, SiL, HiL) to test environments.
This seminar provides you with an introduction to ISO 26262 and Automotive SPICE®. You will learn how the requirements of both standards influence a system, software and hardware development. You will discover similarities and differences and identify the necessary management and support activities for ensuring compliance with both standards.
Lecturer
Course outline
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Introduction
Challenges of an automotive product development -
Relevant norms and standards for testing of E/E systems
Motivation for development in accordance with Automotive SPICE® and ISO 26262
Term definitions from Automotive SPICE® and ISO 26262
A short introduction to Automotive SPICE® (ASPICE)
A short introduction to ISO 26262
AUTOSAR
Similarities and differences between Automotive SPICE® and ISO 26262 -
Testing in virtual environments
Test environment in general
Testing in XiL test environments (MiL, SiL, HiL) -
Specific test techniques
Static test techniques
Dynamic test techniques -
Test Process Improvement in Automotive
Test Process Improvement in general
Automotive TPI
Basic procedure in an assessment
Useful preparation for an assessment
Key takeaways
- Collaborate effectively within an automotive testing team and environment.
- Adapt the test techniques to the specific automotive project requirements.
- Consider the basic requirements of the relevant norms and automotive standards (Automotive SPICE®, ISO 26262, etc.) and select suitable test techniques.
- Support the test team in the risk-oriented planning of the test activities and apply known elements of structuring and prioritization.
- Apply the virtual test methods (e.g. HiL, SiL, MiL, etc.) in test environments.
Topics covered
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