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Operational Scope

LMU/COICP Example

Operational Scope Example

Define the approved LMU reviewer groups, synthetic dataset, internal review capabilities, disabled capabilities, environment limits, duration limits, stop boundaries, and rationale for RC-001.

ES-111 Scope LMU Review Only

Example purpose

This artifact defines the operational scope for the LMU/COICP internal engineering review.

The scope preserves the ES-110 release decision and prepares the ES-112 deployment boundary.

Project

LMU Campus Operations and Incident Coordination Platform

Document control

Field Value
Artifact owner LMU COICP Product Owner
Primary reviewers Campus Operations lead, IT security reviewer, AI reviewer, Compliance reviewer, Architecture Review Board chair
Status Accepted for internal engineering review only
Last updated 2026-07-06
Related Engineering Stage ES-111 — Operational Readiness
Project workspace target docs/project-workspace/operations/operational_scope.md

Approved reviewer groups

Group Planned Accounts Approved Activity
Campus Operations 5 Intake workflow and queue review
Facilities Coordination 3 Facilities handoff review
Residence Life 3 Residence-hall scenario review
Campus Safety Liaison 2 Emergency-boundary and prohibited-use review
Information Technology 4 Access and deployment control review
Compliance Office 2 Sample data and retention-boundary review
Architecture Review Board 4 Evidence and guardrail review
AI Review 1 AI-disabled status review
Total 24 Internal engineering review only

Approved data

Dataset / Data Type Status
Spring Semester Synthetic Incident Dataset Approved
Synthetic review scenarios Approved
Real campus incident data Prohibited
Student, staff, or visitor personal data Prohibited
Medical or clinical records Prohibited
Law enforcement or disciplinary records Prohibited
Production system data Prohibited

Approved capabilities

  • Create synthetic incident records.
  • Review synthetic incident current state.
  • Observe EvidenceEvent creation on normal incident creation.
  • Exercise Campus Operations intake queue.
  • Exercise Facilities and Residence Life handoff scenarios.
  • Exercise Campus Safety emergency-boundary scenario.
  • Review approved reviewer access.
  • Review known defects safely.
  • Capture reviewer feedback.

Disabled / prohibited capabilities

  • Operational pilot.
  • Real campus incident use.
  • Production deployment.
  • AI Incident Summary.
  • Emergency dispatch replacement.
  • Emergency notification replacement.
  • Production data connectors.
  • Broad stakeholder rollout.
  • Real-user Campus Operations workflow.
  • Real post-incident export.

Environment

LMU-COICP Internal Engineering Review Environment.

Time and duration limits

  • Planned review window: March 18–22, 2026.
  • Review may continue only while the boundary holds.
  • No real-user pilot until ES-110 and ES-111 are repeated.
  • No expansion of users, data, AI capability, or workflow without updated release and operational readiness review.

Stop boundaries

Stop or pause review if:

  • real incident data appears;
  • sensitive data appears;
  • AI Incident Summary appears active;
  • an unapproved user gains access;
  • a state change occurs without required evidence;
  • emergency workflow is treated as normal COICP workflow;
  • reviewers describe or use the environment as operational.

Scope rationale

LMU needs to learn from a realistic review of COICP, but the system is not pilot-ready.

This scope lets the project learn from Campus Operations, Facilities, Residence Life, Campus Safety, IT, Compliance, AI Review, and architecture reviewers without exposing real campus operations to unresolved defects.

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