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In systems engineering, the T&E effort is aimed at ensuring a consistent and coordinated approach to system testing with a changing focus at each of the lifecycle stages. The T&E effort aims to test and evaluate the system progressively as it passes through the lifecycle to identify problems early to avoid costly and time consuming rectifications later.
     T&E is a major technical risk mitigation measure. Testing can be expensive and time-consuming, requiring specialised test equipment, highly trained personnel, as well as expensive operating costs and facilities.
     The entire T&E effort is managed by a formal plan called the Test and Evaluation Master Plan (TEMP)


Other topics in our resources on Systems Engineering related to T&E include: 
 
  • Verification And Validation (V&V)
  • Reviews
  • System Design
  • Configuration Management
  • Systems Engineering Tools
  • Metric
  • Training
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  • Software
  • Test Management
  • Acquisition Phase
  • Acceptance T&E (AT&E)
  • Systems Engineering Process
  • Logistics
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  • Quality Assurance (QA)
  • Systems Engineering Management
  • Interface
  • Requirements Engineering
  • Developmental T&E (DT&E)
  • Operational T&E (OT&E)

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