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Ascent's
proprietary Critical Software Development Process (CSP) provides a highly
structured software development lifecycle that is optimized for smaller
development teams commonly found in medical devices. Our process is available for purchase by select customers. On large projects, the CSP becomes a part of the project's deliverables. Critical Software Development Process Description The Critical Software Development Process (CSP) is a process tailored to the development of safety critical software for medical devices. For a given software development project, CSP defines: |
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The
activities that should be performed |
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The
order in which activities should be performed |
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The
people responsible for completion of the activities |
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The
documentation that should be produced |
CSP complies with the IEEE standards for the development of critical software, and the ISO 9001 standards for software development. CSP is based on software industry good practices. CSP covers all phases of a software project, as defined by the IEEE: |
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Concept |
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Requirements |
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Design |
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Implementation |
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Test |
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Installation
and Checkout |
For each phase of a software project, CSP defines activities in functional categories: |
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Project
Management |
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Quality
Assurance |
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Configuration
Management |
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Verification
and Validation |
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Engineering |
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Safety
Engineering |
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