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EIA CMB 4-2 2014 Edition, October 1, 2014
Configuration Identification for Digital Computer Programs
Description / Abstract:
GENERAL
There are two aspects of configuration identification that must be considered, First , is the identification of the computer program, a s described by technical data/documentation during its life cycle. Second, is the associated identification of the computer program by means of a tag, usually its name (mnemonic), and/or a unique number and other selective identification characteristic $ which correlate the specific code t o its documentation and enable trace ability back to the development requirements. The first aspect of this identification is an evolutionary process, which occurs over the life cycle of the computer program, while the second is usually accomplished by selecting and applying a scheme which ensures that each element is identified with its own unique identifier .
Contractors use such technical data/documentation to manage the development of computer programs on a day-to-day basis. ' Configuration management planning is based upon the establishment of reference points for specific milestones during a configuration item's life cycle, At these milestones, a "snapshot" of the data required for program management is made. The snapshot data are designated a s configuration documentation (technical descriptions) while the milestone is designated a baseline.
There are two aspects of configuration identification that must be considered, First , is the identification of the computer program, a s described by technical data/documentation during its life cycle. Second, is the associated identification of the computer program by means of a tag, usually its name (mnemonic), and/or a unique number and other selective identification characteristic $ which correlate the specific code t o its documentation and enable trace ability back to the development requirements. The first aspect of this identification is an evolutionary process, which occurs over the life cycle of the computer program, while the second is usually accomplished by selecting and applying a scheme which ensures that each element is identified with its own unique identifier .
Contractors use such technical data/documentation to manage the development of computer programs on a day-to-day basis. ' Configuration management planning is based upon the establishment of reference points for specific milestones during a configuration item's life cycle, At these milestones, a "snapshot" of the data required for program management is made. The snapshot data are designated a s configuration documentation (technical descriptions) while the milestone is designated a baseline.
EIA CMB 4-2 2014 Edition, October 1, 2014
Configuration Identification for Digital Computer Programs