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    Where can I see an example of a test plan?
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    Just typing it into Google will allow you too see examples for images and such that might be helpful or college websites like mentioned above.
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    How can I prepare for an exam?
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    Review your notes and information in the textbook, and find practice tests that relate to the subject of the exam.
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    Is an exam plan the same a test plan?
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    No, in a test plan, the lessons are less then exams, so you have to plan more for an exam than tests.
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    What's the best way to write a test plan?
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    As with most projects begin with the end in mind (Covey) and as with technical training curriculum that includes the Performance (action), Conditions (givens), and Criteria (how well) to define the scope and measure of success for the test plan. For example: "At the end of this test, the bomb disposal technician will be able to defuse (performance) a simulated IED, in an open field (conditions), with 100% accuracy, on the first try (criteria)." Once the Objective is established, writing the test plan is simple.
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