RIAC PUCP : 1997

Foreword
Acknowledgement
PART I: OVERVIEW
1.0 INTRODUCTION
    1.1 Background
    1.2 Objective
    1.3 Best Commercial Practices
    1.4 Commercial Product
PART II: BEST COMMERCIAL PRACTICES
2.0 BEST COMMERCIAL PRACTICES
    2.1 Concurrent Engineering
    2.2 Other Best Commercial Practices (BCP) Principles
    2.3 References
PART III: COMMERCIAL PARTS AND PROGRESS
3.0 GENERIC ELEMENTS OF A PARTS PROGRAM
    3.1 Establishing a Preferred Parts List
    3.2 Vendor and Device Selection
    3.3 Design for Reliability
    3.4 Design for Manufacturability
    3.5 Parts Management Plan Evaluation Criteria
PART IV: DEVICE RELIABILITY AND QUALITY ANALYSIS AND TEST
         METHODS AND PROCEDURES
4.0 TOOLS TO EVALUATE PARTS/VENDORS
    4.1 Testing
    4.2 Analysis
    4.3 Plastic Encapsuated Microcircuits
PART V: APPENDICES
APPENDIX A: HARDWARE RELIABILITY TEST & DEVELOPMENT
A.0 INTRODUCTION
    A.1 Traditional Hardware Reliability
    A.2 Contemporary System Test Techniques
    A.3 Rome Lab DOE Reliability Testing
APPENDIX B: CASE STUDIES
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Defines an overview of the acquisition reform process, including its relationship to systems engineering functions and its impact on reliability/quality issues.