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LCP_DCPackage_ExitCriteria_IIVVb_F08a_T07_V1.6
Course: CSCI 577, Fall 2009School: USC
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Reviewed Document: LCP_F08a_T07_V1.6.doc Reviewer: Kevin Stigerts, Team 7 IIV&amp;V Date Reviewed: December 14, 2008 Exit Criteria 1. Describe all sections for DC Package a. Elaboration of WWWWWWHH for <a href="/keyword/initial-operational-capability/" >initial operational capability</a> (IOC) b. Achievable budgets and schedules with respect to the...
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Reviewed Document: LCP_F08a_T07_V1.6.doc Reviewer: Kevin Stigerts, Team 7 IIV&V Date Reviewed: December 14, 2008 Exit Criteria 1. Describe all sections for DC Package a. Elaboration of WWWWWWHH for Initial Operational Capability (IOC) b. Achievable b
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Reviewed Document: QMP_F08a_T07_V1.2.doc Reviewer: Kevin Stigerts, Team 7 IIV&V Date Reviewed: December 8, 2008 Exit Criteria 1. Completed to DC Package criteria: a. Identify the approach on Configuration and change policy b. Define the strategy in s
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Reviewed Document: ATPC_F08a_T07_V1.0.doc Reviewer: Kevin Stigerts, Team 7 IIV&V Date Reviewed: December 14, 2008 Exit Criteria 1. At least one test case prepared and included in the document 2. Test plan outline
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Reviewed Document: SSRD_F08a_T07_V1.5.doc Reviewer: Kevin Stigerts, Team 7 IIV&V Date Reviewed: December 14, 2008 Exit Criteria 1. All sections complete for DC Package a. Capability requirements: All nominal scenarios and critical offnominal scenario
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Reviewed Document: SSRD_F08a_T07_V1.5.doc Reviewer: Kevin Stigerts, Team 7 IIV&V Date Reviewed: December 14, 2008 Exit Criteria 1. All sections complete for DC Package a. Capability requirements: All nominal scenarios and critical offnominal scenario
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