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DOT - FAA-STD-018

COMPUTER SOFTWARE QUALITY PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

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Organization: DOT
Publication Date: 30 September 1987
Status: active
Page Count: 12

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FAA-STD-018
September 30, 1987
COMPUTER SOFTWARE QUALITY PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
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References

This document is referenced by:
FAA-D-2494 - TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION BOOK MANUSCRIPT: ELECTRONIC, ELECTRICAL, AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, REQUIREMENTS FOR PREPARATION OF MANUSCRIPT AND PRODUCTION OF BOOKS
Published by FAA on March 14, 1984
This specification sets forth the requirements for the preparation of instruction books for new or contractor-modified equipment manufactured for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Its...
This document is referenced by:
FAA-ER-2836 - AUTOMATIC DEPENDENT SURVEILLANCE FUNCTION (ADS) FOR AN OCEANIC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM
Published by FAA on December 20, 1991
This specification defines the requirements for the system elements and functions needed to implement the automatic dependent surveillance (ADS) function, consistent with ICAO activity leading to...
This document is referenced by:
FAA-E-2721/2 - MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEM GROUND EQUIPMENT ANGLE GUIDANCE AND DATA
Published by DOT on October 27, 1983
This specification defines the requirements for the Azimuth and Elevation Equipment of the MLS Ground Equipment. This equipment transmits the angle guidance and data functions of the MLS in...
This document is referenced by:
FAA-E-2777 REV A - SEGMENT SPECIFICATION: TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AUTOMATION ENHANCEMENT PHASE II
Published by FAA on April 19, 1988
There are generally three purposes for segment specifications: 1) The specification enables the government to specify the requirements for the segment to potential developers of the system. 2) The...
This document is referenced by:
FAA-PD-420-02 REV 4 - DIRECTIONAL FINDER REPLACEMENT AND MODERNIZATION
Published by FAA on January 10, 1985
- The equipment described by this purchase description is vhf direction finder (df) system designed to operate over a frequency range of 118.000 MHz through 136.975 MHz and provide intelligible audio...
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