Appendix A Acronyms
Appendix B Glossary
Appendix C How to Write a Good Requirement— Checklist
Appendix D Requirements Verification Matrix
Appendix E Creating the Validation Plan with a Validation Requirements Matrix
Appendix F Functional, Timing, and State Analysis
Appendix G Technology Assessment/Insertion
Appendix H Integration Plan Outline
Appendix I Verification and Validation Plan Outline
Appendix J SEMP Content Outline
Appendix K Technical Plans
Appendix L Interface Requirements Document Outline
Appendix M CM Plan Outline
Appendix N Guidance on Technical Peer Reviews/Inspections
Appendix O Reserved
Appendix P SOW Review Checklist
Appendix Q Reserved
Appendix R HSI Plan Content Outline
Appendix S Concept of Operations Annotated Outline
Appendix T Systems Engineering in Phase E
Note: See Appendix I for an outline of the Verification and Validation Plan. The matrix shown here (Table D-1) is Appendix C in that outline.
When developing requirements, it is important to identify an approach for verifying the requirements. This appendix provides an example matrix that defines how all the requirements are verified. Only “shall” requirements should be included in these matrices. The matrix should identify each “shall” by unique identifier and be definitive as to the source, i.e., document from which the requirement is taken. This matrix could be divided into multiple matrices (e.g., one for each requirements document) to delineate sources of requirements depending on the project. The example is shown to provide suggested guidelines for the minimum information that should be included in the verification matrix.
