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MDPE.21:7 - Relations

  • MDPE.8 identifies the current subject and change question; MDPE.1 frames the project scale.
  • MDPE.9, MDPE.10, and MDPE.3 supply candidate, capability, and performing-configuration results when those concerns limit the selected architecture.
  • MDPE.11, MDPE.5, MDPE.12, MDPE.23, and MDPE.13 keep enactment, occurrence, observation, recognition capability, and recognition-and-selection arrangements separate.
  • MDPE.6, MDPE.17, MDPE.18, and MDPE.19 address receiving use, transmission, usable memory, and continued reproduction.
  • MDPE.22 supplies a tested support-environment change result; MDPE.14 supplies a practice-conflict decision; MDPE.16 supplies checked availability of useful alternatives; MDPE.20 supplies a trajectory decision; and MDPE.24 supplies a decision about whether evidence warrants treating a new whole as the project subject.
  • MDPE.21 uses applicable Systems Engineering results when the project changes an engineered System and applicable Method Engineering results when it changes a Method.