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SYSE.22:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • The decision boundary identifies the actual System or intended-system designator selected as the project system-of-interest, or the System family; current use, environment, affected Systems, configuration, horizon, chooser, and authority.
  • World-side problem situations and ProblemCard epistemes remain separate.
  • The problem archive and finite selected problem portfolio have separate membership rules.
  • Actual Systems and configurations remain separate from possible-future specifications.
  • Every option identifies its family architecture, membership or variant rule, and effectivity basis.
  • Exploration archive, Fronts, and current OptionSet retain their own candidate and admission rules.
  • Every relied-on correspondence changes a decision-bearing claim or remains visibly unresolved.
  • The comparison preserves relevant result and resource coordinates, protected losses, affected-System consequences, uncertainty, and non-dominated alternatives.
  • The choice or probe result states its basis, rule, full burden and value when relevant, actual obtaining conditions, authority, and reopen condition. Retaining a supported result is not conditional on a new probe.
  • Proposal, planning, authorization, performed Work, observation, and later adoption retain separate results.