Intermediate milestones have been established to help gauge progress and the
requisite tasks have been identified.  The first milestone was the Mock Data
Run of 21 January in which the full MICE Muon BeamLine and Detector controls
were to be fully integrated into RunControl.  As the date approached it became
evident that both systems would not be complete in time, so the detector
integration was abandoned since the detectors operate well as stand-alone
devices.

For the BeamLine, the required tasks were the completion of the Input/Output
Controller (IOC), the BeamLine state machine (SM), and its integration into
RunControl (RC). Each part ran successfully, but several short comings were
identified and are now being addressed.  We also recognized a weakness in RC
which made it too rigid to recover from failures of dependencies; a solution
has been identified and is now being implemented.

The next milestone will be 1 March when the BeamLine and detectors are to be
fully integrated into RC.  The most challenging tasks here will be the
completion of the EMR controls and integration of Tracker controls.

During the commissioning of the SSU/FC/SSD magnets, the development of their
SMs were well advanced.  Completing these SMs will allow for easy integration
into RC.  This milestone is set for 30 March, so that should the schedule
allow for early commissioning of the magnets, their control systems will be
ready.

A milestone has been set for 15 April in which MICE System Summary report
will be available and visible at all MICE hall entry points.  The purpose
of this is to alert users to the status of all major systems and warnings
and/or alarms from all safety systems prior to entering the hall.

The integration of the LH2 system has a milestone of 30 April.  Since C&M only
monitors passively, only a simple SM is required.

The next milestone is 15 May, when the computer and electronics monitoring is
complete and interfacing with NAGIOS is complete.

The final milestone for Step IV is the completion of the B-field monitoring
and the PRY movement monitoring.  This final date is 30 May.

Note that the schedule is set up to complete the more difficult systems first,
thus minimizing negative impact on the final schedule.