AS 4043-1992

1-AS 4043:1992 SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT
4-PREFACE
5-CONTENTS
7-1. Introduction
7-1.1 Scope.
7-Table 1
7-Characteristics of Appendixes*
8-1.2 References.
8-1.3 Mnemonics.
8-1.4 Terms.
8-baseline
9-promotion
9-release
9-promotion
9-version
9-revision
9-2. SCM Disciplines in Software Management
9-2.1 The Context of SCM
9-2.1.1 SCM is a Service Function
9-2.1.2 SCM is a Part of the Engineering Process
10-2.1.3 SCM Manages all Software Entities
12-2.2 The Process of SCM
12-2.2.1 Management Environment of SCM
12-2.2.2 Dynamics of SCM
13-2.2.3 Role of Source Code in SCM
13-2.2.4 Different Levels of Control
13-2.3 The Implementation of SCM
13-2.3.1 Using Software Libraries
14-2.3.2 Controlling Changes to Libraries
15-2.3.3 Using Configuration Control Boards
15-2.4 The Tools of SCM
15-2.4.1 Basic Tool Set
15-2.4.2 Advanced Tool Set
16-2.4.3 On-Line Tool Set
16-2.4.4 Integrated Tool Set
16-2.5 The Planning of SCM
17-3. Software Configuration Management Plaits
17-3.1 Introduction
17-3.1.1 Purpose
17-3.1.2 Scope
18-3.1.3 Definitions
18-3.1.4 References
19-3.2 Management
19-3.2.1 Organization
20-3.2.2 SCM Responsibilities
20-3.2.3 Interface Control
21-3.2.4 SCM Plan Implementation.
22-3.2.5 Applicable Policies, Directives, and Procedures
23-3.3 SCM Activities
23-3.3.1 Configuration Identification
24-3.3.1.2 Identify Project Baselines
25-3.3.1.3 Delineate Project Titling, Labeling, Numbering
25-3.3.2 Configuration Control
26-3.3.2.1 Levels of Authority
26-3.3.2.2 Processing Changes
28-3.3.2.3 The Configuration Control Board
29-3.3.2.4 Interface With Other CCB
29-3.3.2.5 Support Software
30-3.3.3 Configuration Status Accounting
31-3.3.4 Audits and Reviews
32-3.3.5 Release Process
32-3.3.5.1 Version Description Document
33-3.4 Tools, Techniques and Methodologies
34-3.5 Supplier Control
34-3.5.1 Subcontractor Software
35-3.5.2 Vendor Software
36-3.6 Records Collection and Retention
37-Appendixes
37-Appendix A - Software Configuration Management Plan for Critical Software for Embedded Systems
38-Synopsis
39-CONTENTS
41-1. Introduction
41-1.1 Purpose
41-1.2 Scope
41-1.3 Definitions and Mnemonics
41-1.3.1 Definitions
41-1.3.2 Mnemonics
42-1.4 References
42-2. Management
42-2.1 Organization
43-2.2 SCM Responsibilities
43-2.2.1 Configuration Identification
43-2.2.2 Configuration Control
43-2.2.2.1 Systems/Software Change Request (SCR)
43-2.2.2.2 Software Change Authorization (SCA)
43-2.2.3 Status Accounting
43-2.2.4 Audits
43-2.2.4.1 SQA Audits
43-2.2.5 Configuration Control Board (CCB)
43-2.2.1 Configuration Identification
43-2.2.1.1 Baselines
43-2.2.1.2 Releases
43-2.2.1.3 Documentation
44-2.3 Interface Control
44-2.4 SCMP Implementation
44-2.4.1 Configuration Control Board
44-2.4.2 Configuration Baselines
44-2.4.2.1 Functional Baseline
44-2.4.2.2 Allocated Baseline
44-2.4.2.3 Developmental Baseline
44-2.4.2.4 Product Baseline
44-2.4.3 Schedules and Procedures for SCM Reviews and Audits
44-2.4.4 Configuration Management of Software Development Tools
44-2.5 Applicable Policies, Directives, and Procedures
44-3. SCM Activities
44-3.1 Configuration Identification
44-3.1.1 Documentation
45-3.1.2 Software Parts
45-3.1.3 Configuration Identification of the Functional Baseline
45-3.1.4 Configuration Identification of the Allocated Baseline
45-3.1.5 Configuration Identification of the Developmental Baselines
45-3.1.6 Configuration Identification of the Product Baseline
45-3.2 Configuration Control
45-3.2.1 Function of the Configuration Control Board
45-3.2.2 The System/Software Change Request
45-3.2.3 Software Change Authorization
46-3.2.4 Change Control Automated SCM Tools
46-3.3 Configuration Status Accounting
46-3.4 Audits and Reviews
46-3.4.1 Functional Configuration Audit
46-3.4.2 Physical Configuration Audit
46-3.4.3 Reviews
47-4. Tools, Techniques, and Methodologies
47-4.1 Configuration Control Tools
47-5. Supplier Control
47-5.1 Vendor-Provided Software
47-5.2 Subcontracted Software
47-5.3 Vendor and Subcontractor Software
47-6. Records Collection and Retention
53-Appendix B - Software Configuration Management Plan for Experimental Development Small System
54-Synopsis
55-CONTENTS
56-1. Introduction
56-1.1 Purpose of the Plan
56-1.2 Scope
56-1.3 Definitions and Mnemonics
56-1.3.1 Standard Definitions
56-1.3.2 Other Definitions
56-1.3.3 Mnemonics
57-1.4 References
57-2. Management
57-2.1 Organizations
57-2.2 SCM Responsibilities
57-2.2.1 Identification
58-2.2.2 Control
58-2.2.3 Status Accounting
58-2.2.4 Audits and Reviews
58-2.3 Interface Control
58-2.4 SCMP Implementation
58-2.5 Applicable Policies, Directives, and Procedures
59-3. SCM Activities
59-3.1 Configuration Identification
59-3.1.1 EDSS Project Baselines
59-3.1.2 EDSS Project Labeling
59-3.2 Configuration Control
59-3.2.1 Configuration Control Board
59-3.2.2 Processing SCR
59-3.2.3 CCB Interfaces
59-3.3 Configuration Status Accounting
59-3.4 Audits and Reviews
60-4. Tools, Techniques, and Methodologies
60-5. Supplier Control
60-6. Records Collection and Retention
64-Appendix C - Software Configuration Management Plan for a Software Maintenance Organization
65-Synopsis
66-CONTENTS
67-1. Introduction
67-1.1 Purpose of the Plan
67-1.2 Scope
67-1.3 Definitions and Mnemonics
67-1.3.1 Definitions
67-1.3.2 Mnemonics
67-1.4 References
68-2. Management
68-2.1 Organization
68-2.1.1 Operations Group
68-2.1.2 Systems Software Programmers
68-2.1.3 Test and Evaluation Group
68-2.1.4 User Consultants
68-2.1.5 SPLIT Software Quality Assurance Group
68-2.1.6 Multiple Configuration Control Boards
69-2.2 SCM Responsibilities.
69-2.2.1 Identification
69-2.2.2 Configuration Control
69-2.2.3 Configuration Status Accounting
69-2.2.4 Audits and Reviews
69-2.3 Interface Control
70-2.4 SCMP Implementation
70-2.5 Applicable Policies, Directives, and Procedures
70-2.5.1 Policies
70-2.5.2 Directives
70-2.5.3 Procedures
70-3. SCM Activities
70-3.1 Configuration Identification
71-3.1.1 Baseline Identification
71-3.1.2 Product Baseline Cataloging
71-3.2 Inspection and Receiving
71-3.3 Configuration Control
71-3.3.1 Levels of Authority for Approvals
71-3.3.2 Change Proposal Processing
71-3.3.2.1 SCR Processing
72-3.3.2.2 SCA Processing
72-3.3.2.3 Changes to EWS
72-3.3.2.4 Changes to Supplier Software
72-3.3.2.5 Licensed Software
72-3.3.2.6 Purchased Commercial Software
72-3.3.3 CCB Roles
72-3.3.4 Control of Interfaces
73-3.4 Configuration Status Accounting
73-3.5 Audits and Reviews
73-4. Tools, Techniques, and Methodologies
73-4.1 Use of the CCM System
73-4.2 Inspections
73-4.3 Library Management
73-4.3.1 Development Library
73-4.3.2 Integration Library
73-4.3.3 Production Library
73-4.3.4 Software Repository
74-5. Supplier Control
74-6. Records Collection and Retention
77-Appendix D - Software Configuration Management Plan for a Product Line System
78-Synopsis
79-CONTENTS
80-1. Introduction
80-1.1 Purpose
80-1.2 Scope
80-1.3 Definitions and Mnemonics
80-1.3.1 Definitions
81-1.3.2 Mnemonics
81-1.4 References
81-2. Management
81-2.1 Organization
83-2.2 SCM Responsibilities
83-2.3 Interface Control
84-2.4 SCMP Implementation
84-2.4.1 PLAS Configurati on Baselines
84-2.4.2 The Configuration Control Board
84-2.4.3 The Support Environment
84-2.4.4 SCM Resource Requirements
85-2.5 Applicable Policies, Directives, and Procedures
85-2.5.1 Existing Policies and Procedures
85-2.5.2 New Policies and Procedures To Be Written
85-3. SCM Activities
85-3.1 Configuration Identification
85-3.1.1 Naming Conventions
85-3.1.2 Implementation
86-3.1.3 Ownership Notification Procedures
86-3.2 Configuration Control
86-3.2.1 Change Processing
86-3.2.2 Production Baseline Changes
87-3.2.3 PLAS Module Release
87-3.3 Configuration Status Accounting
88-3.4 Audits and Reviews
88-3.4.1 Audits
88-4. Tools, Techniques, and Methodologies
89-5. Supplier Control
89-6. Records Collection and Retention
89-6.1 Backup Data Base
89-6.2 Archive Data Base
90-Appendix E - References Bibliography