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Repository-Wide Assets

LMU/COICP Example

Repository-Wide Assets

Shared LMU/COICP evidence that ties lifecycle artifacts together across Vision, Requirements, Planning, Architecture, Design, Implementation, Integration, Testing, Release, Operations, Deployment, Monitoring, Stewardship, and Governance.

Shared Repository-Wide LMU/COICP

Purpose

The Repository-Wide Assets directory contains LMU/COICP evidence that does not belong to only one lifecycle stage.

The lifecycle directories tell the stage-by-stage story. Repository-wide assets connect that story: common terminology, repository conventions, cross-stage decisions, continuing risks, AI-use records, artifact indexing, and stakeholder responsibilities.

Why this exists

A real engineering repository needs more than lifecycle folders. It also needs shared records that help readers and reviewers understand how the whole project fits together.

Scenario Repository-Wide Thread Shared Asset Impact
COICP-SYN-001 Information Commons leak intake glossary terms, artifact index, evidence references
COICP-SYN-118 Damen Hall Facilities handoff decision log, risk register, evidence lineage
COICP-SYN-204 Mertz Hall Residence Life access stakeholder directory, risk register, conventions
COICP-SYN-219 Cudahy Science HVAC closure artifact index, decision log, risk register
COICP-SYN-322 Emergency-boundary rejection glossary, risk register, decision log
COICP-SYN-407 Mundelein Wi-Fi ownership extension decision log, scope terms, artifact index

Shared asset set

How to read this directory

Start here before entering Vision. Return here after Governance when you want to inspect the project as one repository rather than one stage at a time.

Repository-wide evidence rule

Repository-wide assets do not replace lifecycle evidence. They connect lifecycle evidence so decisions, risks, terms, AI-use records, artifacts, and stakeholders remain visible across the whole repository.

Continue to Repository Conventions

Begin with the conventions that make the LMU/COICP repository readable, navigable, and reviewable.

Open Repository Conventions →