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    This document defines software configuration management and outlines its key functions and responsibilities. It discusses configuration management as a set of disciplines for developing a software baseline. The major functions are identified as configuration identification, configuration control, configuration status accounting, and configuration audits and reviews. Responsibilities include the configuration manager identifying items, a change control board approving changes, developers implementing promotions, and auditors evaluating releases. Standards are important to define how configuration management is implemented within an organization.

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    SOFTWARE

    CONFIGURATION
    MANAGEMENT

    Presented by : Mr.S.Yuvaraj
    CONTENTS
     Definitions
     Basic functions

     Responsibilities

     Standards
    DEFINITIONS

     A set of management disciplines within the


    software engineering process to develop a
    baseline.
    BASIC FUNCTIONS

     Configuration Identification
     Configuration Control

     Configuration Status Accounting

     Configuration Audits and Reviews


    What are the major functions of
    Configuration Management (CM)?

    IDENTIFICATION CONTROL

    STATUS
    ACCOUNTING AUDIT
    Configuration Identification

    IDENTIFICATION
    IDENTIFICATION
    The first function of
    CM:

     Identify Configuration Items (CIs) for an AIS


     Document Functional and Physical
    Characteristics
    Configuration Control

    Second Function of
    CONTROL
    Configuration Management

     Configuration Control consists of:


     Change Evaluation
     Change Coordination
     Change Approval or disapproval
     Change Implementation
    CONFIGURATION STATUS ACCOUNTING
    Third Function of Configuration Management

     Tracks SCR Status to include:


     Proposed changes (Formal SCRs)
     Waivers and deviations to configuration
    (Emergency SCRs)
     Implementation of approved changes

    STATUS
    ACCOUNTING
    CONFIGURATION AUDIT
    Fourth Function of Configuration Management

     Verifies SCR
     Verifies
    each CI conforms to required
    specifications
     Types of Audit
     Configuration
    –Functional Configuration
    –Physical Configuration

     Internal AUDIT
    SCM AUDITS & REVIEWS

     PCA (PHYSICAL CONFIGURATIOIN AUDIT)


     COMPARE PHYSICAL COMPONENTS TO MAKE
    SURE THAT THEY REFLECT EACH OTHER
     REQUIREMENTS VS DESIGN
     DESIGN VS CODE...

     FCA (FUNCTION CONFIGURATION AUDIT)


     CODE
     TESTING (EXPECTED VS ACTUAL RESULTS)
     INTERNAL AUDITS
    RESPONSIBILITY
     Configuration Manager
    Responsible for identifying configuration items. The
    configuration manager can also be responsible for defining the
    procedures for creating promotions and releases
     Change control board member
    Responsible for approving or rejecting change requests
     Developer
    Creates promotions triggered by change requests or the normal
    activities of development. The developer checks in changes and
    resolves conflicts
     Auditor
    Responsible for the selection and evaluation of promotions for
    release and for ensuring the consistency and completeness of
    this release
    CM STANDARDS
     CM should always be based on a set of standards
    which are applied within an organisation.
     Standards should define how items are identified,
    how changes are controlled and how new versions
    are managed.
     sSome existing standards are based on a
    waterfall process model - new CM standards are
    needed for evolutionary development.
    Thank you

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