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Version of April 7, 2021 at 6:11PM
When something complex is procured, it goes through two types of tests.
Development tests provide feedback as the item is being developed. The developers use the results to find problems and fix them before the item is used. This ensures the item meets its requirements or specifications, and uncovers any problems that might or might not emerge during use.
Operational tests are performed after the item is ready for delivery, to determine how well the complete item works.
Assuming the development tests are thorough, why are operational tests necessary?
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ECS 135, Computer Security Version of April 7, 2021 at 6:11PM
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