Module 14: Clause 4: Context
Context register, interested parties, boundaries, scope and exclusions
What you'll show in Module 14
The critical areas of this module's Knowledge Check.
- Internal and external issues
- Interested parties and requirements
- Determining AIMS scope
How Module 14 works
- 1Learn
- 2Check
- 3Practise
- 4Demonstrate
- 5Evidence
Learn
Lesson to followThe video and materials for this module are still being written. You can already check and practise: follow your path above.
Your assignment
Define organisational context
- Your role
- AIMS lead
- Decision
- Whose needs shape the scope?
- Case
- AIMS360
- Evidence you produce
- Context, interested parties and scope inputs to the AI policy
Review criteria
- Identify internal and external issues and interested-party requirements
- Justify scope boundaries and exclusions
- Required to complete the module: Knowledge Check and Practitioner Challenge. Recommended: guided practice in the Practitioner Lab. Optional: weekly self-check.
- Continue the case from Module 13. This module's evidence (AI Policy Extract) is submitted and reviewed on its own.
- Your work adds to the AIMS360 dossier begun in Module 12. Your trainer reviews it at the Module 16 milestone.
- It is used next in Module 15 and in the capstone (Module 24).
Revision (optional)
Use these to find gaps before or after your Knowledge Check. They don't count towards your badge: only the Check and Demonstrate do.
- Module 14 self-checkOptional warm-up for your Knowledge Check