The following sanction now applies to you:
You have been topic banned indefinitely from post-1932 politics of the United States, broadly construed.
You have been sanctioned for long-time disruption of talkpages in the area. I have come to this decision after reading Mr X's detailed posts here and here on your page, as well as your own woefully inadequate response, which suggests you simply don't care if you disrupt talkpages and waste other people's time or not. It's my hope that you will profit from MONGO's advice just above, to "venture outside the realm of politics and current events and find arenas that bring you more joy".
This sanction is imposed in my capacity as an uninvolved administrator under the authority of the Arbitration Committee's decision at Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests/Case/American politics 2#Final decision and, if applicable, the procedure described at Wikipedia:Arbitration Committee/Discretionary sanctions. This sanction has been recorded in the log of sanctions. If the sanction includes a ban, please read the banning policy to ensure you understand what this means. If you do not comply with this sanction, you may be blocked for an extended period, by way of enforcement of this sanction—and you may also be made subject to further sanctions.
You may appeal this sanction using the process described here. I recommend that you use the arbitration enforcement appeals template if you wish to submit an appeal to the arbitration enforcement noticeboard. You may also appeal directly to me (on my talk page), before or instead of appealing to the noticeboard. Even if you appeal this sanction, you remain bound by it until you are notified by an uninvolved administrator that the appeal has been successful. You are also free to contact me on my talk page if anything of the above is unclear to you. Bishonen | tålk 16:52, 4 August 2020 (UTC)
AFSC STANDARD: SYSTEMS ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS AND PRODUCTS everyspec
Revisit DAU sites, check for deadlinks
SE Processes (DAG chap 4) includes ... technical assessment, requirements management, risk management, configuration management, ...
traceability matrix,
Overview of the SE Process, ND DOT
TEMP, SEP, RMP, CMP ... TEMP - within framework of DID 90106, summarize actuals and official docs to date, or present intended plans and notional estimates as best available, or make statement where material is not available at this point.
MOE/MPS/MOS - not significant enough for articles, ditto specific SMART measure (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timebound) principle; nor principle to be traceable to system requirements. The taxonomy of measurement types (quality / quantity / timeliness / cost...) and numeric or descriptive is not in WP although the terms are used.
(list of tests, list of terms, list of players, diagrams;
( Criteria (informal vs alloc rqmts using written plan; purpose (verify ...), Report (no//Yes) ( USG participation (no, no, witness, as witness, responsible to prep and do
technical parameter (nodes rched, avg hrs/day, num simult sesssions...) event (component test, sys test) threshold #, decision supported ..) DTE entry & exit criteria, std (goals per SRTD?) that's just the 'master plan' list... the actual may have some special bits to show
Show the V-9 : VEE model each design step produces item for matching test step
Can do modules in any order ... but takes all component OT tokens to admission for program-level IOT&E
Improve so tag can be removed ... unk what that is so paste to TALK and speculate put in what a google finds to match the text, aim for at least one cite per section of article ...
(Some quote mining, have to pick/cite...)
[could offer example categories - external legal or command items, logistics and maintenance concerns, ...]
- gave me lots of DODAF and some like SOA extensions or [www.mitre.org/sites/default/files/pdf/06_0818.pdf Tailoring DODAF for Service-Oriented Architectures] and MODEL-driven views; so many frameworks and Self-adaptive system modeling and Overview of DODAF -- but where's the Data-driven ?
- and MODAF and DODAF do not mention each other ... and refs comparing 4 main AFs or 4 main AFs also (Zaxhman, FEA, TOGAF, Gartner), and articles do not display a body of knowledge or context/comparison ...
There is a wikibook, abandoned ... though there's more than one way to structure such so maybe meh. Mostly I'd want 'hot tips & shortcuts'
And common topics
And Practice / checklist / rules of thumb
[SRR ? CDR ? PMO? id ..] Approves the system spec, allocation to hw/sw/human (people. processes, products); ID of all software components (deliverable/non, supports trades); Comprehensive risk assessment; SEP that addresses cost & critical path drivers Approval of ALSP defining support plan & metrics
Insert specifics and cites and odd terms ...
though articles by individual event compete with the overall topic here...
System Design Review Design review (U.S. government)
Various - and adherence depends on the corporate culture of them as much as on the effort itself
- e.g. Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Systems Engineering, Template for the Post-Critical Design Review (CDR) Report
Talk:Design review (U.S. government) Solution stack Contract data requirements list
Risk management MIL-STD-498 DOTMLPF Talk:Uptime Analysis of Alternatives Joint Capabilities Integration Development System Key Performance Parameters Generally Accepted Privacy Principles Initial operating capability Full operational capability PATCOB Functional requirement Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act Defense Acquisition Guide Project management Design for lean manufacturing Talk:Non-functional requirement Functional requirement Requirement SRR Defense Acquisition University
System of record Single Source of Truth Work breakdown structure
Statement of objectives Statement of work Earned value management Hork Risk management plan System of systems Department of Defense Architecture Framework DOD-STD-2167 Concept of operations Mission Need Statement Magic quadrant
System Design Review disambiguation page for DED
Scheduling itself got recast and now only is timetable ... too narrow MHO but maybe suits common name Hammock activity Schedule (disambiguation) Schedule (project management) Microsoft Project Microsoft Project Server PSP (disambiguation) Planning fallacy Project portfolio management Systems development life cycle Project Management Body of Knowledge or PMBOK Integrated master plan Iterative and incremental development Incremental build model Waterfall model Systems engineering process Scrum (software development) Rolling Wave planning Primavera Systems GanttProject
Defense Acquisition Guide or DAG
List of project management topics
Replaced the ten Integrated Logistics Support items with twelve new
The Twelve IPS Elements and corresponding activities were introduced in the DoD PSM Guidebook in Appendix A and the IPS Elements Guidebook picks up where it left off.
The primary difference between the ILS and IPS elements is the addition of two elements. (Product Support Mgmt, Sustaining Engrg) Product Support Management was added due to the creation of the Product Support Manager position and Sustaining Engineering was added in order to carry systems engineering and design interface activities through system sustainment.
Other modification include name changes and expanded definition of some elements.
The guidebook aligns with the PSM guide - objective, description, the activities related, and finally the implementing in the lifecycle with I and J are always training resources and key references.
Terms or phrases with specialized meanings about status ... often implying a formal business process or governance or review board action step.
Engineering V process - the PDR, CDR, SRR, TRR, etc are defined and wiki articles -- and in UK or US military have defined meaning of a review event. But what that event does varies, even among services, and not just in which board does the signoff. A PDR by one may be a superficial dog-n-pony powerpoint PR session; by another is a highly technical walk thru of documents and evidence; by a third as a coordination ... etcetera
Funds stages in budget terms - Proposed (Requested) Budgeted (Appropriated) Allocated, Initiated, Committed, Obligated, Invoiced, Approved, Expended (Outlayed) ... Expired.
The following sanction now applies to you:
You have been topic banned indefinitely from post-1932 politics of the United States, broadly construed.
You have been sanctioned for long-time disruption of talkpages in the area. I have come to this decision after reading Mr X's detailed posts here and here on your page, as well as your own woefully inadequate response, which suggests you simply don't care if you disrupt talkpages and waste other people's time or not. It's my hope that you will profit from MONGO's advice just above, to "venture outside the realm of politics and current events and find arenas that bring you more joy".
This sanction is imposed in my capacity as an uninvolved administrator under the authority of the Arbitration Committee's decision at Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests/Case/American politics 2#Final decision and, if applicable, the procedure described at Wikipedia:Arbitration Committee/Discretionary sanctions. This sanction has been recorded in the log of sanctions. If the sanction includes a ban, please read the banning policy to ensure you understand what this means. If you do not comply with this sanction, you may be blocked for an extended period, by way of enforcement of this sanction—and you may also be made subject to further sanctions.
You may appeal this sanction using the process described here. I recommend that you use the arbitration enforcement appeals template if you wish to submit an appeal to the arbitration enforcement noticeboard. You may also appeal directly to me (on my talk page), before or instead of appealing to the noticeboard. Even if you appeal this sanction, you remain bound by it until you are notified by an uninvolved administrator that the appeal has been successful. You are also free to contact me on my talk page if anything of the above is unclear to you. Bishonen | tålk 16:52, 4 August 2020 (UTC)
AFSC STANDARD: SYSTEMS ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS AND PRODUCTS everyspec
Revisit DAU sites, check for deadlinks
SE Processes (DAG chap 4) includes ... technical assessment, requirements management, risk management, configuration management, ...
traceability matrix,
Overview of the SE Process, ND DOT
TEMP, SEP, RMP, CMP ... TEMP - within framework of DID 90106, summarize actuals and official docs to date, or present intended plans and notional estimates as best available, or make statement where material is not available at this point.
MOE/MPS/MOS - not significant enough for articles, ditto specific SMART measure (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timebound) principle; nor principle to be traceable to system requirements. The taxonomy of measurement types (quality / quantity / timeliness / cost...) and numeric or descriptive is not in WP although the terms are used.
(list of tests, list of terms, list of players, diagrams;
( Criteria (informal vs alloc rqmts using written plan; purpose (verify ...), Report (no//Yes) ( USG participation (no, no, witness, as witness, responsible to prep and do
technical parameter (nodes rched, avg hrs/day, num simult sesssions...) event (component test, sys test) threshold #, decision supported ..) DTE entry & exit criteria, std (goals per SRTD?) that's just the 'master plan' list... the actual may have some special bits to show
Show the V-9 : VEE model each design step produces item for matching test step
Can do modules in any order ... but takes all component OT tokens to admission for program-level IOT&E
Improve so tag can be removed ... unk what that is so paste to TALK and speculate put in what a google finds to match the text, aim for at least one cite per section of article ...
(Some quote mining, have to pick/cite...)
[could offer example categories - external legal or command items, logistics and maintenance concerns, ...]
- gave me lots of DODAF and some like SOA extensions or [www.mitre.org/sites/default/files/pdf/06_0818.pdf Tailoring DODAF for Service-Oriented Architectures] and MODEL-driven views; so many frameworks and Self-adaptive system modeling and Overview of DODAF -- but where's the Data-driven ?
- and MODAF and DODAF do not mention each other ... and refs comparing 4 main AFs or 4 main AFs also (Zaxhman, FEA, TOGAF, Gartner), and articles do not display a body of knowledge or context/comparison ...
There is a wikibook, abandoned ... though there's more than one way to structure such so maybe meh. Mostly I'd want 'hot tips & shortcuts'
And common topics
And Practice / checklist / rules of thumb
[SRR ? CDR ? PMO? id ..] Approves the system spec, allocation to hw/sw/human (people. processes, products); ID of all software components (deliverable/non, supports trades); Comprehensive risk assessment; SEP that addresses cost & critical path drivers Approval of ALSP defining support plan & metrics
Insert specifics and cites and odd terms ...
though articles by individual event compete with the overall topic here...
System Design Review Design review (U.S. government)
Various - and adherence depends on the corporate culture of them as much as on the effort itself
- e.g. Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Systems Engineering, Template for the Post-Critical Design Review (CDR) Report
Talk:Design review (U.S. government) Solution stack Contract data requirements list
Risk management MIL-STD-498 DOTMLPF Talk:Uptime Analysis of Alternatives Joint Capabilities Integration Development System Key Performance Parameters Generally Accepted Privacy Principles Initial operating capability Full operational capability PATCOB Functional requirement Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act Defense Acquisition Guide Project management Design for lean manufacturing Talk:Non-functional requirement Functional requirement Requirement SRR Defense Acquisition University
System of record Single Source of Truth Work breakdown structure
Statement of objectives Statement of work Earned value management Hork Risk management plan System of systems Department of Defense Architecture Framework DOD-STD-2167 Concept of operations Mission Need Statement Magic quadrant
System Design Review disambiguation page for DED
Scheduling itself got recast and now only is timetable ... too narrow MHO but maybe suits common name Hammock activity Schedule (disambiguation) Schedule (project management) Microsoft Project Microsoft Project Server PSP (disambiguation) Planning fallacy Project portfolio management Systems development life cycle Project Management Body of Knowledge or PMBOK Integrated master plan Iterative and incremental development Incremental build model Waterfall model Systems engineering process Scrum (software development) Rolling Wave planning Primavera Systems GanttProject
Defense Acquisition Guide or DAG
List of project management topics
Replaced the ten Integrated Logistics Support items with twelve new
The Twelve IPS Elements and corresponding activities were introduced in the DoD PSM Guidebook in Appendix A and the IPS Elements Guidebook picks up where it left off.
The primary difference between the ILS and IPS elements is the addition of two elements. (Product Support Mgmt, Sustaining Engrg) Product Support Management was added due to the creation of the Product Support Manager position and Sustaining Engineering was added in order to carry systems engineering and design interface activities through system sustainment.
Other modification include name changes and expanded definition of some elements.
The guidebook aligns with the PSM guide - objective, description, the activities related, and finally the implementing in the lifecycle with I and J are always training resources and key references.
Terms or phrases with specialized meanings about status ... often implying a formal business process or governance or review board action step.
Engineering V process - the PDR, CDR, SRR, TRR, etc are defined and wiki articles -- and in UK or US military have defined meaning of a review event. But what that event does varies, even among services, and not just in which board does the signoff. A PDR by one may be a superficial dog-n-pony powerpoint PR session; by another is a highly technical walk thru of documents and evidence; by a third as a coordination ... etcetera
Funds stages in budget terms - Proposed (Requested) Budgeted (Appropriated) Allocated, Initiated, Committed, Obligated, Invoiced, Approved, Expended (Outlayed) ... Expired.