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iCar iCar Craig Nickel ENSE 623 Design Project December 4, 2007 Outline Outline Introduction Use Case Model System Modeling, Analysis & Design Requirements Specifications & Constraints System Validation &


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iCar iCar

Craig Nickel ENSE 623 – Design Project December 4, 2007

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Outline Outline

Introduction Use Case Model System Modeling, Analysis & Design Requirements Specifications &

Constraints

System Validation & Verification

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Introduction Introduction

Apple and Volkswagen are

rumored to be in negotiations for designing what is being dubbed as the iCar

Integrating Apple’s very

popular i-products in Volkswagen’s iCar

More specifically, integrate

Apple’s interface from the iPhone and iPod Touch with the car’s on-board computer

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Use Case Model Use Case Model

Actors:

Passenger Driver (specialization of Passenger) Tester (acting as Driver/Passenger)

Use Cases:

Stereo Functions Navigation System Climate Control Seat Control On-board computer (OBC) functions

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iCar Use Case Diagram iCar Use Case Diagram

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Passenger Driver Stere

  • Navigatio

n Seat Control OBC Climate Control iCar

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iCar Interface iCar Interface

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System Modeling, Analysis & System Modeling, Analysis & Design Design

The iCar is a Platform-

based design

It will build upon current

technologies from Apple and car manufacturers that have already been tested and proven

iPod & iPhone touch screen iPhone Wi-Fi and EDGE data network connectivity Navigation & Car stereo technologies

It will borrow from those

past designs and facilitate future product development

It will reduce time to market

in order to stay competitive, while decreasing costs

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Austin, pg. 174

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System Modeling, Analysis & System Modeling, Analysis & Design Design

Will be designed as an option for various VW

models

Will replace the current navigation option

($1800)

Building upon current proven technologies will

aid in keeping cost down while providing a more desirable and usable system

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System Modeling, Analysis & System Modeling, Analysis & Design Design

Application:

Radio Navigation Etc.

Architectures:

Apple interfaces Automobile audio/visual and navigation systems

Components:

Touch screen

Implementation:

Software (iPhone) Hardware sub-components

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Austin, pg. 177

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Requirements Specifications & Requirements Specifications & Constraints Constraints

Completed requirements traceability matrix The iCar shall provide a safe and user-friendly interface,

similar to that of the iPhone, to control specified interior functions

Level 2 Requirements:

iCar shall control all stereo functions iCar shall control all navigation functions iCar shall control climate control functions iCar shall control the front seat settings iCar shall provide all OBC functions

Constraints:

iCar shall not exceed $1800 in cost to the consumer iCar shall not exceed current vehicle system dimensions The touch screen response shall be less than 0.5 seconds iCar shall have a 10 year design lifetime

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System Validation & System Validation & Verification Verification

Verification: Does the system meet

requirements

“Are we building the product right?”

Validation: Is the system the correct

product

“Are we building the right product?”

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Customer Needs Requirement s/ Specifications System Design Verification Validation

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System Validation & System Validation & Verification Verification

Based on the V-model

  • f systems

development

Generated verification

traceability matrix

Currently working on

the requirements verification procedures

Will generate

verification task plan

These methods and

procedures provide easy forward and backward traceability

12 Standish & Sullivan (2003)

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Questions Questions

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