Autor/Autorin: Adedjouma Morayo
Morayo Adedjouma have a PhD in computer science since July 2012. Focusing on model-driven engineering, its research blends requirements and process engineering domains with preoccupations on safety issues for embedded systems.
The increasing number of standards and requirements makes compliance management in software organisations complex, time consuming and costly. In automotive domain, a major challenge nowadays for organizations is to comply with IS0 15504 namely SPICE, a general software development standard and ISO 26262 a standard dedicated to safety related issues. These two standards have different orientations and goals that it is necessary to bring together in a certification purpose. The book present a research contribution that allows performing together a SPICE assessment as well as a safety assessment using a model-driven engineering paradigm.
The increasing number of standards and requirements makes compliance management in software organisations complex, time consuming and costly. In automotive domain, a major challenge nowadays for organizations is to comply with IS0 15504 namely SPICE, a general software development standard and ISO 26262 a standard dedicated to safety related issues. These two standards have different orientations and goals that it is necessary to bring together in a certification purpose. The book present a research contribution that allows performing together a SPICE assessment as well as a safety assessment using a model-driven engineering paradigm.
Morayo Adedjouma have a PhD in computer science since July 2012. Focusing on model-driven engineering, its research blends requirements and process engineering domains with preoccupations on safety issues for embedded systems.
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Morayo Adedjouma have a PhD in computer science since July 2012. Focusing on model-driven engineering, its research blends requirements and process engineering domains with preoccupations on safety issues for embedded systems.
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The increasing number of standards and requirements makes compliance management in software organisations complex, time consuming and costly. In automotive domain, a major challenge nowadays for organizations is to comply with IS0 15504 namely SPICE, a general software development standard and ISO 26262 a standard dedicated to safety related issues. These two standards have different orientations and goals that it is necessary to bring together in a certification purpose. The book present a research contribution that allows performing together a SPICE assessment as well as a safety assessment using a model-driven engineering paradigm.
