Report on the Final Acceptance Test for CTS (Computerized Training System).
Hunter,Beverly
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Hunter,Beverly
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This report describes the conduct and results of the Phase 3 Acceptance Test for CTS. HumRRO researchers developed acceptance test plans for the Computerized Training System (CTS) being developed by the Army. Three separate plans were formulated to correspond to the three hardware and software deliveries. Each plan is successively more comprehensive than its predecessors. The primary objective of these three plans is the verification of the vendor's meeting of the CTS specification as well as the performance characteristics. The primary objectives of the test were to determine whether the full 128-terminal system will operate under operational live user conditions and meet contract requirements for reliability and response time.
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This report describes the conduct and results of the Phase 3 Acceptance Test for CTS. HumRRO researchers developed acceptance test plans for the Computerized Training System (CTS) being developed by the Army. Three separate plans were formulated to correspond to the three hardware and software deliveries. Each plan is successively more comprehensive than its predecessors. The primary objective of these three plans is the verification of the vendor's meeting of the CTS specification as well as the performance characteristics. The primary objectives of the test were to determine whether the full 128-terminal system will operate under operational live user conditions and meet contract requirements for reliability and response time.
Key concepts: Vendor, Acceptance testing, Test (biology), Test plan, Reliability (semiconductor), Plan (archaeology), Reliability engineering, Computer science