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8307

SYSTEMS TEST AND EVALUATION

Catalog Description

An in-depth coverage of the test and evaluation (T&E) techniques that have evolved in response to the increasing complexity and interdependency of systems. Types of testing will be examined (developmental, operational, etc.) as well as the tailoring of testing based on the end user (commercial, military). The T&E process, from requirements analysis through test conduct and reporting, as well as the various types of associated documentation will be covered. Test techniques associated with different disciplines (such as software, reliability, human factors) will be covered. The course concludes with a review of the best practices in Systems T&E.

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Instructor(s)

Goals

EMIS 7301 and 7307

Dr. Jerrell Stracener

The objective of the course is to provide students with an introduction to the types of testing as well as the T&E Engineering process. Topics will include requirements analysis, detailed planning, resources, test conduct, analysis and reporting. We will examine the many varieties of T&E in the commercial arena as well as in US DoD and foreign military environments.

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