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Testing Example

LMU/COICP Example

Testing Example

Verify the integrated LMU/COICP baseline that will become RC-001: incident intake, evidence events, access checks, status transitions, emergency-boundary behavior, AI disablement, regression stability, and release-blocking defects.

ES-109 Testing Package LMU RC-001

Purpose

This section contains the completed ES-109 — Testing and Verification example for the LMU Campus Operations and Incident Coordination Platform.

This is the testing package for the integrated baseline that becomes LMU-COICP-RC-001. It verifies whether the baseline is ready to enter ES-110 Release Readiness as an internal engineering review candidate only.

Testing does not approve release. Testing creates evidence, exposes defects, and makes release risk visible.

Testing context

Field Value
Integrated baseline under test LMU-COICP-INT-001
Candidate produced by testing LMU-COICP-RC-001
Target release posture Internal engineering review only
Planned review environment LMU-COICP Internal Engineering Review Environment
Planned dataset Spring Semester Synthetic Incident Dataset
Planned synthetic records 421
Planned reviewer accounts 24
Planned review window March 18–22, 2026
AI Incident Summary Deferred / disabled
Operational pilot Not approved

Integrated baseline under test

The ES-108 integrated baseline includes:

  • IncidentRecord entity;
  • EvidenceEvent entity;
  • create synthetic incident workflow;
  • partial status and handoff update workflow;
  • basic access-control checks;
  • validation and error behavior;
  • emergency/out-of-scope category handling;
  • AI Incident Summary deferment;
  • manual workflow without AI.
Test Strategy
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Test Plan
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Test Cases
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Verification Matrix
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Test Execution Record
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Defect Log
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Guardrail Verification
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AI Verification Record
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Regression Check Record
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Testing Readiness Summary
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ES-110 Release Readiness

Repository location

docs/examples/lmu-coicp/testing/

In a project workspace, the comparable evidence would normally live under:

docs/project-workspace/testing/

Example set

LMU Testing Boundary

Testing supports release-readiness evaluation, not pilot approval. The right ES-109 outcome is honest evidence: normal-path confidence, open defects, and explicit release blockers.

Begin with Test Strategy

Start by reviewing how LMU verifies the integrated baseline before release-readiness review.

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