Table of Contents: CM Plans: The Beginning to your CM Solution


	Engineering
	CERT Coordination Center
	COTS-Based Systems
	Integration of Software-Intensive Systems
	Performance-Critical Systems
	Predictable Assembly from Certifiable Components (PACC)
	Information Repositories
	Team & Personal Software Process
	Product Line Practice
	Software Architecture Technology
	Software Engineering Measurement & Analysis (SEMA)

Table of Contents: CM Plans: The Beginning to your CM Solution

Authors: Nadine M. Bounds, Susan Dart

INTRODUCTION
Purpose
Elements of the CM Solution
Results of Interviews about CM Plans
Interviews
Summary of Results
The Use of Automated Tools in Developing a CM Plan.
Analysis of Results
Creating a CM Plan
An outline of a typical CM Plan
Tips in Writing a CM Plan
Examination of Three Standards for CM Plans
Summary of Three Standards
- IEEE Standard for Software Configuration Management Plans
- NASA Software Configuration Management Plan Data Item Description
- DoD Software Development Plan Data Item Description
Recommendations on Standard and Tools
Summary and Conclusion
Acknowledgements
Questions and Answers
Answers to questions about CM plans
Outline of a Model CM Plan
Individual Evaluation Criterion
- Ease of Use
- Completeness
- Tailorability
- Consistency
- Correctness Life Cycle Connection
BIBLIOGRAPHY

Elements of the CM Solution
Comparison Ranking Matrix

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