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Course Introduction:

The automotive industry demands the highest levels of software quality, safety, and reliability. ASPICE (Automotive SPICE) is a leading framework designed to evaluate and improve software development processes specifically for automotive systems. In this comprehensive course, you'll gain a deep understanding of ASPICE, explore its relation to industry standards like ISO and CMMI, dive into its Process Areas and Capability Levels, and get equipped with the tools, strategies, and knowledge required to implement and assess ASPICE in real-world automotive projects.

Whether you're a software engineer, quality manager, or aspiring assessor, this course offers a step-by-step guide to mastering ASPICE and driving continuous improvement in your development lifecycle.

Section 1: Foundations of ASPICE – Understanding the Framework

This introductory section lays the groundwork for understanding the ASPICE model. Starting with the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and the V-Model, you'll see how ASPICE fits within the broader context of software engineering methodologies. The comparison with ISO and CMMI helps clarify ASPICE's unique value. You'll also be introduced to key terms such as process attributes, base practices, and work products, culminating in an overview of the Process Assessment Model (PAM) and VDA's extended scope.

• Lecture 1: The Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)

• Lecture 2: Introduction to the V Model

• Lecture 3: ASPICE vs ISO Standards

• Lecture 4: ASPICE vs CMMI Standards

• Lecture 5: What is ASPICE?

• Lecture 6: Process Attributes, Base Practices & Work Products

• Lecture 7: Understanding the Process Assessment Model (PAM) – Part 1

• Lecture 8: Understanding the Process Assessment Model (PAM) – Part 2

• Lecture 9: VDA Extended Scope

Section 2: ASPICE Process Areas & Capability Maturity – A Deep Dive

Explore the core structure of ASPICE through its process groups: Acquisition, Supply, System, Software, Supporting, Management, and Reuse. Each group plays a pivotal role in how ASPICE is structured. You'll also learn about the five capability levels – from Level 1 (Performed) to Level 5 (Innovating) – and what each level requires in terms of process maturity.

• Lecture 10: Acquisition and Supply Process Groups

• Lecture 11: System & Software Engineering Processes (SYS-SWE)

• Lecture 12: Supporting Processes (SUP)

• Lecture 13: Management & Reuse Processes (MAN-REU)

• Lecture 14: Level 1 – Performed Process

• Lecture 15: Level 2 – Managed Process

• Lecture 16: Level 3 – Established Process

• Lecture 17: Level 4 – Predictable Process

• Lecture 18: Level 5 – Innovating Process

Section 3: Bringing ASPICE to Life – Implementation Strategies

This section is all about application. Learn how to implement ASPICE in real-world software development projects. Understand the process of assessments and audits, and see how continual improvement and planning are vital. You'll also be introduced to industry-standard tools that facilitate ASPICE implementation.

• Lecture 19: Assessments and Audits Explained

• Lecture 20: Driving Continual Improvement

• Lecture 21: How Capability Levels Are Evaluated

• Lecture 22: Creating a Process Improvement Plan

• Lecture 23: Tools for ASPICE Implementation – Part 1

• Lecture 24: Tools for ASPICE Implementation – Part 2

Section 4: Preparing for ASPICE Assessment & Certification

Get ready for the assessment and certification process. Learn how to prepare your team and documentation, where to focus your attention, and what the benefits of being ASPICE-compliant are for your organization. This section helps ensure you're audit-ready and can confidently demonstrate compliance.

• Lecture 25: How to Prepare for an ASPICE Assessment

• Lecture 26: Focus Areas – Work Products and Processes

• Lecture 27: Why ASPICE Certification Matters

Conclusion:

By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid foundation in ASPICE, a clear understanding of its process areas and maturity levels, and the practical skills to implement, improve, and assess ASPICE within an automotive software environment. Whether you're leading a development team or preparing for certification, you'll be equipped to contribute to high-quality, process-compliant projects.