Site problemsCritical Design Review (CDR)CDR = Approval of the Design Baseline - DoD 5000.02 Phase = Engineering Manufacturing Development (EMD).CDR - Review maturity of design for each CI and aggregate CIs:1. Verify that functional and performance requirements of CI specifications are satisfied2. Verify that engineering speciality requirements have been satisfied3. Verify compatibility between CIs and hardware, software, facilities and personnel4. Review preliminary product specifications5. Assess producibility risksPost CDRThe CDR is a multi-disciplinary technical product. Systems Engineering processes are normally held during new Systems Development and Demonstration (SDD) to assess whether the system and Configuration Item (CI) under review is sufficiently mature to proceed into fabrication, demonstration and test, e.g:1. Meet the stated performance requirements within program cost, budget, schedule, risk and other user constraints.2. Flow down of requirements from the functional baseline to the lowest-level CI for each end item in the specification tree is complete and capture in each CI detailed design.3. The system final design is captured in product specifications for each CI in the system baseline.4. Each CI in the product baseline has been captured in the detailed product specification and design documentation.5. The CI specifications and associated drawings for hardware are sufficiently mature to enable the fabrication of CIs.6. The software architectural and detailed design for all Software Items (SIs) under review are complete to the extent specified in the Software Development Plan (SDP) based on the selected life cycle model.For complex systems, a series of CDRs for each subsystem or CI are conducted, leading to an overall system CDR.
Site problems
Critical Design Review (CDR)
CDR = Approval of the Design Baseline - DoD 5000.02 Phase = Engineering Manufacturing Development
(EMD).
CDR - Review maturity of design for each CI and aggregate CIs:
1. Verify that functional and performance requirements of CI specifications are satisfied
2. Verify that engineering speciality requirements have been satisfied
3. Verify compatibility between CIs and hardware, software, facilities and personnel
4. Review preliminary product specifications
5. Assess producibility risks
Post CDR
The CDR is a multi-disciplinary technical product. Systems Engineering processes are normally held
during new Systems Development and Demonstration (SDD) to assess whether the system and
Configuration Item (CI) under review is sufficiently mature to proceed into fabrication, demonstration
and test, e.g:
1. Meet the stated performance requirements within program cost, budget, schedule, risk and
other user constraints.
2. Flow down of requirements from the functional baseline to the lowest-level CI for each end
item in the specification tree is complete and capture in each CI detailed design.
3. The system final design is captured in product specifications for each CI in the system baseline.
4. Each CI in the product baseline has been captured in the detailed product specification and
design documentation.
5. The CI specifications and associated drawings for hardware are sufficiently mature to enable
the fabrication of CIs.
6. The software architectural and detailed design for all Software Items (SIs) under review are
complete to the extent specified in the Software Development Plan (SDP) based on the selected
life cycle model.
For complex systems, a series of CDRs for each subsystem or CI are conducted, leading to an overall
system CDR.
