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SYSE.5:7 - Conformance Checklist

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CC-SYSE5-1names one actual System or intended-system designator selected as the project system-of-interest, decision question, use, configuration, operating envelope, horizon, and required outside effect or observed failure.
CC-SYSE5-2restores function-like claims through their predicates, possible bearers, conditions, and receiving effects rather than relying on functional labels.
CC-SYSE5-3develops materially different functional and bearer-and-interface alternatives or justifies why a smaller set is decision-sufficient.
CC-SYSE5-4keeps functional organization, constructive organization, placement, Work, Method, descriptions, and evidence distinct.
CC-SYSE5-5states many-to-many proposed allocations with use, mode, configuration, place, and effectivity where they change the decision.
CC-SYSE5-6separates interface specifications, physical realizations, connections, interactions, and compatibility evidence.
CC-SYSE5-7challenges consequential load, failure, integration, and wrong-use cases using available evidence, states its supported and unexamined boundaries, and selects further Work only when its attainable contribution warrants the whole burden.
CC-SYSE5-8states separately whether an actual System exists, whether it is procurable, what realization or provider Work is needed, and which candidate claim remains unsupported.
CC-SYSE5-9names each decision-relevant dependency by its own kind and relation to the proposal.
CC-SYSE5-10makes alternatives and explicit conflicts usable by named architecture-decision Work and records selection and realization as separate Work and claims.