SERC TALKS: “What Does Test & Evaluation Mean in a Digital Engineering Enabled World?”

Abstract

Testing has often been looked at as a (un)necessary evil. In order for testing to be value added, it must not take too much time, provide quality information, and provide timely information to appropriate affect systems engineering and acquisition decisions. In this talk we will discuss the demand for testing events, the Scientific Test and Analysis Techniques process (since STAT is mandated in DoD policy anyway), and what test planning may look like in a digital engineering environment. Examples of efficient and effective test planning will also be discussed, both those that were conducted during development and those developed post deployment.

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