6 Part 6: V-Modell Reference Activities

6.3 Activities

6.3.8 System Elements

6.3.8.4 Taking over External Unit

Work Product:

External Unit

Purpose

»External Units shall be taken over by the respective supplier. For each external unit a receiving inspection shall be performed, regardless of whether it is a off-the-shelf product, a subcontract, a reusable component or a line issue.Based on the specifications in the »QA Manual, the necessary steps for the receiving inspection shall be specified. The evaluation cases shall be defined in the »Evaluation Specification Delivery. Beyond that an external unit shall be included in the »Product Library. During the integration external units will be treated similar to Hardware and »Software Units.

Part 1: Fundamentals of the V-Modell
Part 2: A Tour through the V-Modell
Part 3: V-Modell Reference Tailoring
Part 4: V-Modell Reference Roles
Part 5: V-Modell Reference Work Products
Part 6: V-Modell Reference Activities
Introduction
Overview of the Activity Model of the V-Modell
Activities
Supply and Contracting
Planning and Control
Reporting
Configuration and Change Management
Evaluation
Acquisition and Contracting
Requirements and Analyses
System Elements
Integrating into System
Integrating into Enabling System
Integrating into Segment
Taking over External Unit
Integrating into Hardware Unit
Integrating into Software Unit
Integrating into Hardware Component
Preparing External Software Module Specification
Integrating into Software Component
Taking over External Hardware Module
Realizing Hardware Module
Taking over External Software Module
Realizing Software Module
System Specifications
System Design
Logistic Elements
Logistic Conception
Process Improvement
Activity Index (According to Disciplines)
Activity Index (alphabetically)
List of Figures
Part 7: V-Modell Reference Mapping to Standards
Part 8: Annex
Part 9: Templates