Glossary Terms
A problem where the product does not realize the defined project objectives
What is Defect?
The goal of this phase is to set a solid foundation for subsequent detailed design activities.
What is Top-Level Design
Responsible for creating and maintaining the Hardware Integration Test Specification.
Who is Hardware Integration Test Developer?
BOM
What is Bill of Materials?
This ENG document outlines the Hardware System Development and the purpose of this document is to provide a standard set of hardware system development procedures for consistently producing a manufacturable hardware design with high quality.
ENG-213: Automotive OEM Product Development - Hardware System Development
List of parts, sub-assemblies, raw materials and the quantities of each that are required to build an assembly.
What is Bill of Materials (BOM)?
The goal of this phase is to produce a Working Prototype with sufficient confidence to introduce the product to the factory.
What is Detailed Design?
Responsible for creating and maintaining the Hardware Qualification Test Specification.
Who is Hardware Qualification Test Developer?
PCB
What is Printed Circuit Board?
This tool is used to manage revision history for the DE Team.
What is Jama?
What is SharePoint?
What is Jira?
A distinct stage in a lifecycle.
The goal of this phase is for Manufacturing and Engineering to verify the design and manufacturability of the product.
What is Factory Prototype?
Responsible for creating and maintaining the schematic design.
Authority to determine that the Schematic Design is fit for purpose by consumers
Who is Electrical Designer?
ECO
What is Engineering Change Order?
This ENG document outlines Lessons Learned and the purpose of this document is to provide a standard set of procedures for the management of identified lessons learned.
What is ENG-0220 Automotive OEM Engineering - Lessons Learned
A desired adjustment to the project's scope.
What is Change Request?
The goal of this phase is to confirm there are no design faults or factory process limitations that could prevent the product from being produced in volume.
What is Pilot Run?
Responsible for creating and maintaining the hardware test strategy, coordinating the test cycles, and evaluating the test cycle's effectiveness.
Authority to determine that the Hardware Test Strategy is fit for purpose by consumers and when revisions are appropriate.
Who is Hardware Test Coordinator?
DFMEA
What is Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis?
These are 2 of the 4 Hardware Design artifacts whos purpose is to describe the solution of Hardware Elements which satisfy the hardware requirements and their implementation.
Bonus 100 ea for naming each of the remaining 2 of the 4 artifacts.
Additional definitions:
1. The purpose of this Design Artifact is to identify and describe the solution of Hardware Elements to produce a hardware system which meets the defined hardware requirements.
2. The purpose of Design Artifact is to capture the electrical components and connections that are required to satisfy the Hardware Requirements and _(#1 above)_ Design.
3. The purpose of performing this Design Artifact is to create the design describing the physical components and assemblies that satisfy the Hardware Requirements and _(#1 above)_ Design.
4. The purpose of performing this Design Artifact is to create a physical realization of _(#2 above)_ Design which captures component placement, routing connections, and mechanical dimensioning constraints.
ENG213:
What are:
1. Hardware Architectural Design
2. Schematic Design
3. Mechanical Design
4. PCB Design
A textual or graphical description of a system’s capability.
What is Requirement?
The goal of this phase is for the factory to begin mass production and begin shipping Products to achieve Product Release to customers.
What is Mass Production?
Responsible for the Safety Plan and Safety Case
Who is [FuSa] Functional Safety Manager?
OEM
What is Original Equipment Manufacturer?
ENG213:
These are the four Aspects of Hardware Management:
The goal of Aspect 1 is to determine the individuals and groups who will assume each role for the development of the hardware system.
The goal of Aspect 2 is to establish key deliverables of the product in terms of their scope and date of delivery aligned with stakeholder needs.
The goal of Aspect 3 is to identify the work packages and sequence of tasks constrained by available resources to realize the planned milestones.
The goal of Aspect 4 is to determine whether to deploy a release candidate to stakeholders based on an assessment of test results against the specified milestone objectives.
Naming 2/4 is acceptable. Each additional named is 100pts each bonus.
What are
1. Hardware Staffing
2. Hardware Planning
3. Hardware Scheduling
4. Hardware Deployment