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==== AGL System Requirements Specification v1.0 ====

==== Repo Name ==== 

DOORS NG is used to maintain the specification which can be found at [[http://doors.automotivelinux.org]]

Information on requesting an account on the DOORS NG server can be found [[start:getting-started|here]].

DOORS NG training slides created for AGL are {{:agl_doors_ng_training_02222015.pdf|here}}. These slides provide an overview of how DOORS NG is being used on the AGL project. 

==== Description  ====

The goals of the specification project are:
  * Develop DOORS NG schema for AGL specifications
    * System Requirements (Status: Complete)
      * Functional and non-functional requirements
    * Use Cases
    * Features
  * Create Requirements Management Process
  * DOORS NG and process training ( Status: Complete. {{:agl_doors_ng_training_02222015.pdf|Slides posted}} ).
  * Finalize version 1.0 of the AGL specification in DOORS NG ( Target date: Prior to [[http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/automotive-linux-summit | Automotive Linux Summit]] which is to be held June 1, 2015 )
==== Scope  ====


[[use_cases_and_requirements|Use Cases and Requirements for IVI]] from JLR.

**Milestone 1 (M1)**\\
Create a requirements management process and a schedule to complete version 1.0 of the AGL specification using the process. The process may be revised as we work through issues while completing the spec. 

The tasks to be completed for M1 are:

  * Complete the import of version 0.82 of the spec into DOORS NG
  * Agree on the structure of the final document and assign owners to each section or domain. 
    * Work in progress for this task is [[agl-sat-spec-structure|AGL Spec Domain Structure]]
  * Agree on the process for developing, approving, and maintaining the requirements.
  * Create schedule for completion of the various sections leading to follow on project to finish the spec. 

The target date for completing the initial set of tasks is December 15. Phil Rutten of JLR has agreed to head up this effort.  
==== Resources Committed (developers committed to working)  ====

Subscribe to project mail list or view the list archives [[https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/automotive-rqmts|here]]

 

**Project Leads:**\\ 
Phil Rutten (prutten2 at jaguarlandrover dot com)\\
Walt Miner (wminer at linuxfoundation dot org)

==== Initial Committers  ====

Formatted as Real Name (email address). For example:

John Doe (johndoe@company.com)

==== Vendor Neutral  ====

If this proposal is coming from an existing proprietary codebase, have you
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been removed?  Please specify.

==== Meets Board Policy (including IPR)  ====
Yes/No

==== Project Status Reports ====
01 June 2015 - Version 1.0 of the AGL Requirements Spec completed.
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