Which of the following is NOT one of the ten sections of a testing plan?

• A. Course data
• B. Course waivers
• C. Documentation
• D. Test scheduling

Answer: (D)

This question tests your understanding of what topics are included as the sections of a testing plan. A well‑defined plan lays out the content and requirements that define the assessment itself—things like course data, which describes what the course covers and the intended outcomes; course waivers, which specify any exemptions or prerequisites; and documentation, which covers the forms and records needed to prove completion and compliance. These elements establish the framework and evidence for the test.

Scheduling, while crucial for conducting the assessment, is a logistical detail handled separately from the plan’s content sections. It’s about when and how the test will occur, not about what must be prepared or what will be assessed. Because the plan focuses on the substantive elements of the course and its assessment, scheduling isn’t listed as one of its ten sections.

So the item that does not fit as a section of the plan is test scheduling.