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
A comprehensive Configuration Management (CM) Plan that reflects efficient application of configuration management principles and practices would normally include the following topics:
- General product definition and scope
- Description of CM activities and procedures for each major CM function
- Organization, roles, responsibilities, and resources
- Definitions of terms
- Programmatic and organizational interfaces
- Deliverables, milestones, and schedules
- Subcontract flow down requirements
The documented CM planning should be reevaluated following any significant change affecting the context and environment, e.g., changes in suppliers or supplier responsibilities, changes in diminishing manufacturing sources/part obsolescence, changes in resource availabilities, changes in customer contract, and changes in the product. CM planning should also be reviewed on a periodic basis to make sure that an organization’s application of CM functions is current.
For additional information regarding a CM Plan, refer to SAE EIA-649, Rev. B.