Two-day introduction to configuration management across the system life cycle, structured around the five EIA-649-C configuration management functions.
An introduction to the discipline of configuration management: its standards, functions, processes and practices, why configurations matter and how they are identified and managed across the system life cycle.
The course covers configuration management responsibilities and baselines, the five major functions defined in EIA-649-C (planning and management, identification, change management, status accounting, and verification and audit), and how configuration management applies in each life-cycle stage, with exercises throughout.
PhD · INCOSE Fellow (as stated by edVirtus) · Co-chair, INCOSE Requirements Working Group (as stated by edVirtus)
Systems engineering and requirements presenter for edVirtus with more than 40 years in Australian Defence engineering and capability management, and co-author of textbooks on applied systems engineering and requirements.
“Supported by examples and short exercises. Exercises in each module of the outline.”
“A PDF copy of the PowerPoint presentations used for the course. Solutions to the exercises undertaken throughout the course.”
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System life cycle · Role of configuration management across the life cycle
Definitions and responsibilities · Baselines · Benefits
Planning and management · Configuration identification · Change management · Status accounting · Verification and audit
Conceptual to detailed design · Production · Utilisation · Retirement and disposal
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