LMU/COICP Governance Example¶
Purpose¶
This directory contains the completed cross-cutting governance example for the LMU Campus Operations and Incident Coordination Platform.
Governance is the final cross-cutting control layer for the LMU/COICP example. It does not replace the stage evidence in Vision, Requirements, Planning, Architecture, Design, Implementation, Integration, Testing, Release, Operations, Deployment, Monitoring, or Stewardship. It ties those stage outputs together into accountable decision rules.
The governance conclusion is clear:
LMU/COICP governance is sufficient for continued internal engineering review.
LMU/COICP governance is not sufficient for operational pilot expansion.
Governance context¶
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Project | LMU Campus Operations and Incident Coordination Platform |
| Release candidate | LMU-COICP-RC-001 |
| Deployment ID | DEP-LMU-COICP-2026-03-18-001 |
| Review environment | LMU-COICP Internal Engineering Review Environment |
| Review window | March 18–22, 2026 |
| Dataset | Spring Semester Synthetic Incident Dataset |
| Stewardship decision | Continue internal review; do not expand to pilot |
| Governance posture | Governed for internal review only |
| AI Incident Summary | Disabled |
| Operational pilot | Not approved |
Recommended workflow¶
Governance Model
↓
AI Governance
↓
Evidence Governance
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Risk and Exception Governance
↓
Release Governance
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Stewardship Governance
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Governance Readiness Summary
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LMU/COICP Example Closeout
Repository location¶
docs/examples/lmu-coicp/governance/
In a project workspace, the comparable evidence would normally live under:
docs/project-workspace/governance/
Example set¶
Governance Model
Define LMU governance roles, authority, decision rules, escalation rules, and evidence dependencies.
02AI Governance
Govern AI-assisted engineering and keep AI Incident Summary disabled until a future readiness cycle approves it.
03Evidence Governance
Govern evidence creation, review, preservation, gaps, and pilot-readiness limits.
04Risk and Exception Governance
Govern release-blocking risks, accepted exceptions, escalation triggers, and visibility rules.
05Release Governance
Govern internal review, pilot, release, deferral, and release expansion decisions.
06Stewardship Governance
Govern how monitoring evidence becomes learning, backlog action, owner accountability, and next-cycle routing.
07Governance Readiness Summary
Summarize governance readiness, gaps, conditions, and the final LMU/COICP example decision.
Completion expectations¶
| Question | Evidence |
|---|---|
| Who governs LMU/COICP decisions? | governance_model.md |
| How is AI governed? | ai_governance.md |
| How is evidence governed? | evidence_governance.md |
| How are risks and exceptions governed? | risk_and_exception_governance.md |
| How are release decisions governed? | release_governance.md |
| How are stewardship decisions governed? | stewardship_governance.md |
| Is governance ready for pilot? | governance_readiness_summary.md |
The LMU/COICP governance package does not approve pilot expansion. It formalizes why pilot expansion remains blocked and who owns the next-cycle controls.