By Super User on Friday, 11 September 2020
Category: Test and Evaluation

Developmental Test and Evaluation

A key component of an effective T&E effort is Developmental Test and Evaluation (DT&E). DT&E is conducted by the system development organization. DT&E is performed throughout the acquisition and sustainment processes to verify that critical technical parameters have been achieved. DT&E supports the development and demonstration of new materiel or operational capabilities as early as possible in the acquisition life cycle. After the Full Rate Production (FRP) decision or fielding approval, DT&E supports the sustainment of systems to keep them current and extend their useful life, performance envelopes, and/or capabilities. Developmental testing must lead to and support a certification that the system is ready for dedicated operational testing.

DT&E efforts include:

DT&E is typically conducted to verify and validate developer requirements as for example those specified in documents such as the Software Requirements Specification (SRS), which are derived from customer top-level specifications. The reports and other products of this (i.e., component) level of verification may also serve as required inputs to the system acceptance process.

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