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C-2. Milestone C Documentation (continued)
Typical Document
Request
Reliability,
Availability,
Maintainability and
Supportability
(RAMS) Rationale
Results of Design
Analyses
Site Activation Task
Force (SATAF) or
Program Plans
Software
Development Plan
Software Security
Plan
Description
Report provides plans to influence the design,
and provides reports from the results of the
completed analyses (e.g., FMECA).
Provides analyses as part of the design process
to identify, quantify and qualify product
characteristics in terms of attributes, tolerances
and test-and-inspection requirements necessary
to produce a quality product that meets its lifecycle
and supportability requirements.
Examples of analyses include reliability,
availability and maintainability predictions,
task-time analyses, testability analysis, worstcase
tolerance analysis, stress analysis, sneak
circuit analysis and FMECA.
Site surveys and/or programming plans to
identify facility needs at specified test, training,
depot, operational deployment, and enroute
locations. Review facilities portions of the
system contract, statement of work, program
management plan, data items, and other system
program documentation that identifies facility
requirements and strategies for operational
deployment of the system.
Describes responsibilities, tasks, deliverables
and schedules. The descriptions include how the
design, review and tests will be performed. The
plan addresses management and control of the
development process, software development
practices or standards to be followed, and
procedures to be used for tracking and reporting
progress.
Addresses various aspects of security such as
information assurance, protection of critical
program information, and obtaining security
certification and accreditation if not included in
other documents.
Source
DAG,
AFI 10-602
DAG
AFPD 10-5;
AFI 10-501
AKSS
DAG
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