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HCD.17:5.2 - CDIO edition history is not enacted HCD culture

CDIO version history can support bounded claims about formal generation, edition, optional-standard introduction, institutional selection, and publication. For one engineering programme, an HCD.17 enacted-culture claim needs the actual provider and receiving population, an admitted Method and HCD Work or an honest candidate branch, one cultural predicate, the participating subjects and evidence for its period, and the capability limits that matter. A claim of later retention needs the corresponding later evidence; a new intervention needs its own authority and useful receiving question.

When those values are absent, return the supported edition or institutional history and the missing enacted-culture evidence. Do not infer “CDIO culture,” prevalence, retention, capability, or effectiveness from the standard or curriculum label.