Article Prefix Breakdown

Introduction

For ease of determining article type at a glance on a website which is "cross-disciplinary", we are using the following article prefixes to distinguish pages, and make them easier to locate for cross-linking, organization, or during searching. This categorization also demonstrates rigorous, industrial engineering process, and will be of interest to others. The listing is roughly from top(high)-level description to bottom(low)-level description:

Executive Department:

EEPROJ: Electronics Engineering Project

Engineering Department:

Systems Engineering Team:

EEPRS: Electronics Engineering Project Requirements Specification

EESLD: Electronics Engineering [Project], System Level Description/Design/Diagram

Electrical Hardware Engineering Team:

EEHRS: Electronics Engineering [Project], Hardware Requirements Specification

...implementation

EEHDSGN: Generic Electronics Engineering Hardware Design Article

EEHPRT: Electronics Engineering Hardware Part (IC)-related (IC choice, IC discussion, etc)

EESCH: Electronics Engineering [Project], [Electrical] Schematic

EEART: Electronics Engineering [Project], PCB Artwork

EEBOM: Electronics Engineering [Project], [Schematic] Bill of Materials

Embedded Software Engineering Team:

EESRS: Electronics Engineering [Project], Software Requirements Specification

...implementation

EESW: Electronics Engineering [Project], Software [Release]

Electrical Test Team:

EEDATP: Electronics Engineering [Project], Design Assurance Testing Plan

EEDATR: Electronics Engineering [Project], Design Assurance Testing Report

EEQUALP: Electronics Engineering [Project], Qualification Testing Plan

EEQUALR: Electronics Engineering [Project], Qualification Testing Report