The Unit Test Specification
The unit test specification is a statement of the initial state of the unit; the starting point of each test case; the inputs to the unit, including the value of any external data read by the unit; what the test case actually tests, in terms of the functionality of the unit; and the analysis used in the design of the test case (e.g., which decisions within the unit are tested). The specification must include the expected outcome of the test case.
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