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A measurement used to monitor and evaluate the progress of testing.
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The current condition or progress of the testing project.
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An important stage or event in a project that may trigger a special meeting.
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A document used to communicate testing progress and important information.
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A fault in the software that is identified during testing.
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The planned amount of money available for the testing effort.
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The actual amount of money spent during the testing effort.
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An action taken to fix a problem and bring testing back toward the planned course.
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Conditions used to decide whether testing should be stopped or continued.
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A review conducted after the project to identify what went well, what went wrong, and lessons learned.
