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TPC_RLCA_S08b_T15_V1.0

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Introduction .......................................................................................................................................... 6 A.1.1 Purpose of the Test Plan ........................................................................................................... 6 A.1.2 References ................................................................................................................................ 6 LEANMBASE GUIDELINES [VERSION 1.9]: HTTP://GREENBAY.USC.EDU/CSCI577/SPRING2008/SITE/GUIDELINES/LEANMBASE_GUIDELINES _V1.9.PDF ..................................................................................................................................................... 6 LEANMBASE VERSION 1.9 TEMPLATES FOR SSRD: HTTP://GREENBAY.USC.EDU/CSCI577/SPRING2008/SITE/GUIDELINES/LEANMBASE_V1.9_TEMPL ATES_FOR_SSRD.DOC............................................................................................................................... 6 OPERATIONAL CONCEPT DESCRIPTION: HTTP://GREENBAY.USC.EDU/CSCI577/SPRING2008/PROJECTS/TEAM15/LCO/OCD_LCO_F07A_T1 5_V1.05.DOC................................................................................................................................................. 7 WIKI WIN-WIN REPORT: HTTP://GREENBAY.USC.EDU/CSCI577/SPRING2008/PROJECTS/TEAM15/ LCO/WIKIWINWIN_REPORT_F07_T15.DOC.............................................................................................. 7 INITIAL PROTOTYPE: HTTP://GREENBAY.USC.EDU/CSCI577/SPRING2008/PROJECTS/TEAM15/LCO/PROTOTYPE_LCO_ F07_T15.DOC................................................................................................................................................ 7 WIN-WIN NEGOTIATION MEETINGS WITH DEEDEE COULTAS(CLIENT) ON SEPTEMBER 14TH 2007 AND SEPTEMBER 28TH 2007............................................................................................................ 7 A.2. Test Strategy and Preparation ............................................................................................................. 8 A.2.1 Hardware Preparation ................................................................................................................ 8 A.2.2 Software Preparation ................................................................................................................. 8 A.2.3 Requirements Traceability ......................................................................................................... 9 A.2.4 Other pretest preparations ...................................................................................................... 10 A.3. 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