The participants get to know the differences between ISO/IEC 15504 and Automotive SPICE^® and can evaluate which process changes are necessary in order to pass an assessment according to the new standard after the course.

You will acquire the knowledge and skills to plan, prepare and conduct an ISO/IEC 15504 compliant assessment according to Automotive SPICE^®.

By means of practical examples and based on participants experiences the special requirements of Automotive SPICE^® will be intensified.

Conception
The course offers a deepening introduction and description of the differences between the ISO/IEC 15504 and it’s containing process reference model and domain specific amendments of Automotive SPICE^®. At this the basics and particularities shall get conveyed to the assessors that were not active in this field.

The seminar supports Provisional and Competent Assessors in the preparation of their tasks within official assessments according to Automotive SPICE^®.

Content

• The Automotive SPICE^® Process Reference Model and the main differences to the ISO/IEC 15504
  • The process categories
  • The HIS scope
  • The specific processes: ACQ.4, SUP.1, SUP.8, SUP.9, SUP.10, the ENG-chain, REU.2
• The Automotive SPICE® Process Assessment Model (PAM) and the main differences to the ISO/IEC 15504
  • Process attributes
  • Base / Generic Practices
  • Work Products and their special characteristics
  • Generic Resources
• Implications that result through the changes: What do I have to mind in the assessment? How do I have to change my processes in order to bear up against the new standard?

The essential parts of the course consist of exercises, discussions and exchange of experiences of the participants against the background of experiences of the performance of assessments.

Qualification certificate
At the end of the course all participants will receive a VDA certificate of attendance.

Trainer
Trainers for this course are only experienced assessors with extensive practical experience in the performance of assessments according to Automotive SPICE^®.

Language
Die training material is in English. The course is offered in:

• German
• English