Ah, the old ISO 26262 vs. ASPICE debate. I feel like I've been studying these standards for ages, but they still manage to confuse me sometimes. Guess that's why they call it an 'exam'!
C) For the development of E/E systems, ISO 26262 defines requirements for the processes and methods to be used by the tester independently from the ASIL. To determine the capability of the product development process. ASPICE defines assessable requirements for those processes depending on the criticality.
B) For the development of E systems. ISO 26262 defines requirements for the processes and methods to be used by the tester depending on the ASH. To determine the capability of the product development process. ASPICE defines assessable requirements for these processes, independently from the critically
B) For the development of E systems. ISO 26262 defines requirements for the processes and methods to be used by the tester depending on the ASH. To determine the capability of the product development process. ASPICE defines assessable requirements for these processes, independently from the critically.
A) To determine the capability of the product development process, ISO 26262 defines requirements for the processes and methods to be used by the tester depending on the ASIL. For the development of E/E systems. ASPICE defines assessable requirements for the processes, Independently from the criticality.
A) To determine the capacity of the product development process, ISO 26262 defines assessable requirements for these processes independently from the critically. For the development of E/E systems. ASPICE defines requirements for the processes and methods to be used by the tester depending on the ASIL.
Hold on, are we talking about cars or computers here? I thought this was an automotive exam, but now I'm not so sure. Guess I need to brush up on my standards.
Let me double-check that. I think it might actually be B) For the development of E systems. ISO 26262 defines requirements for the processes and methods to be used by the tester depending on the ASIL. To determine the capability of the product development process. ASPICE defines assessable requirements for these processes, independently from the criticality.
I remember reading about this in the study guide. The correct answer is A) To determine the capacity of the product development process, ISO 26262 defines assessable requirements for these processes independently from the criticality. For the development of E/E systems. ASPICE defines requirements for the processes and methods to be used by the tester depending on the ASIL.
I'm not sure, but I think it might be D) To determine the capability of the product development process, ISO 26262 defines requirements for the processes and methods to be used by the tester depending on the ASIL. For the development of E/E systems. ASPICE defines assessable requirements for the processes, Independently from the criticality.
I think the answer is C) For the development of E/E systems, ISO 26262 defines requirements for the processes and methods to be used by the tester independently from the ASIL. To determine the capability of the product development process. ASPICE defines assessable requirements for those processes depending on the criticality.
I'm pretty sure the correct answer is D. ISO 26262 defines requirements for the processes and methods based on the ASIL, while ASPICE defines assessable requirements for the processes independently of criticality.
Yes, that's correct. D states that ISO 26262 determines the capability based on ASIL, while ASPICE focuses on assessable requirements independently of criticality.
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