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What test and evaluation product is required at milestone C?
At Milestone C, a production representative system, also known as a production representative prototype, is required for testing and evaluation. This prototype should closely resemble the final production system and is used to assess the system's performance, readiness for production, and ability to meet user requirements. Additionally, operational testing and evaluation are conducted to verify the system's effectiveness in a realistic operational environment.
What system is used for Early Operational Assessment is used to identify any potential operational effectiveness and suitability issues during system development?
prototype systems
What has the author Paul McGowan written?
Paul McGowan has written: 'An evaluation of object oriented methods and the design & development of a GUI prototype for use by system analysts and programmers'
What has the author Charles N Mann written?
Charles N. Mann has written: 'Operational test of the prototype peewee yarder' -- subject(s): Lumbering, Equipment and supplies, Logging, Machinery
What has the author Michel Joseph Le Blanc written?
Michel Joseph Le Blanc has written: 'A prototype fibre optic damage assessment system for an aircraft composite leading edge'
What year was the first Saab 37 Viggen produced?
The very first operational Saab 37 Viggen (Thunderbolt), a Swedish fighter aircraft, was produced in 1970. The first prototype was manufactured and flown in 1967.
What has the author Milton R Johnson written?
Milton R. Johnson has written: 'Evaluation of prototype head shield for hazardous material tank car' -- subject(s): Tank cars, Design and construction
How do you use prototype in a sentence?
Biology is a prototype or an example
Is prototype good?
yes prototype is a good game.
What is structured testing?
a stationary prototype
What part of speech is prototype?
Prototype is a noun and a verb.
What game is better red faction guerrilla or prototype?
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