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What metrics would u collect from the test process and why?
G.D.S.Prasad
- Mar 4th, 2009
What you cannot measure, you cannot manage --- DRUCKURThe metrcics involved involved in Testing process areShedule Variance, Effort Variance, Defect Density, Productivity.
vvvssvijayaditya
- Oct 27th, 2006
hiLoC-Lines of code should have minimum number of defect (Manual)Funtional Points : 10 fp - 1 defect(Automation)250 loc -1 defector 10 fp- 1 defect ISO standard
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Give me an example of user friendly test?
Ravi81
- Jun 27th, 2009
Take the example of login screen.Username and password field is given there. if the user forget the password and he want to retrive his password then "Forgot Password" link is given there in...
Dharmakrishnan
- Dec 13th, 2006
HiThe best example for user friendly test is testing a GUI application
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What is the difference between system testing and functional testing?I know the definition of both, only want to know what is exact difference and when & why to implement.Thanks,Rohan
Ravi81
- Jun 27th, 2009
Functional Testing:Testing that ignores the internal structures of the software and focuses on the output generated in response to selected input and output conditions.System Testing:Modules consist o...
manoj dubey
- Aug 25th, 2007
Functional Testing: Functional Testing is part of System tesing.System Testing : System Testing is most important level of testing.
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In bug life cycle which what are the activites between new and assigned states
seeethapathik
- Jul 8th, 2009
Tester finds a bug at 1st time, he will put status as NEW and it'll be sent to Test Lead with proper description, Steps, Inputs and Screen shots. He/She will verify wherther is it a Vali...
bharathp
- Jul 18th, 2006
when ever we found the Bug the status Of the Bug will be New Then we will report this new bug to the test lead by giving description,summary, screenshots, steps to reproduce the bug ,and also we ...
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Why do you like to test?
You enjoy bug hunting process, feel great being between developers and customers, your background and experience are targeting the testing techniques enhancements and you feel proud of your contribution to the whole development process.
vrajana
- Jul 30th, 2009
I feel immense pleasure in testing the application to see that it meets that customer requirements. It gives me great pleasure because I am involved in a very important phase in the entire development process of the application or the product.
jainbrijesh
- Jan 2nd, 2007
Testing is my pleasure.I think here i have to phase new challenges daily and i really like it.
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Difference between static and dynamic testing? Is dynamic is functional?What is Spiral Model?Difference between spiral model, v model and waterfall model?
preethi.gollamandala
- Aug 11th, 2009
1: Static testing is about prevention, dynamic testing is about cure. 2: The static tools offer greater marginal benefits. 3: Static testing is many times more cost-effective than dynamic testing. 4: ...
dileepdon
- Feb 28th, 2007
Yes sakshi,Dynamic testing is Functional where we test the application with different inputs and test whether the ouptputs are correct with respect to Inputs.go through these links ---http://en.wikipe...
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What is synchronization and what is the difference between synchronization and wait?
mathan_vel
- Sep 9th, 2009
Synchronization: Action should be take place in time manner (State field should accept after accept the Country field), to take this action Wait() function is used in scripts untill the State field is selected.
preethi.gollamandala
- Aug 11th, 2009
Synchronization is the action for making two different actions to take place at the same time.For making this action to take place we are utilizing the wait function in the script.
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What is the difference between Smoke Testing and Adhoc Testing and if you are doing Smoke Testing then why Adhoc Testing?
mathan_vel
- Sep 9th, 2009
Smoke Testing which should reveal simple failures severe enough to reject a prospective software release.which is structured.The tester "touches" all areas of the application without getting...
preethi.gollamandala
- Aug 11th, 2009
Smoke testing is conducted by the developers where as Adhoc testing is conducted testers.Smoke testing is conducted to verify whether all the modules are working fine are not.Adhoc testing is like sys...
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What is Test Objective?
mathan_vel
- Sep 9th, 2009
GEAR TO DELIVER.Deliver the product the Client/ Customer with out any Error.
preethi.gollamandala
- Aug 11th, 2009
Delivering a quality software to customers with out any errors and along with super quality is the test objective
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What is a test scenario and test condition. What is the basic difference between the two ?
mathan_vel
- Sep 9th, 2009
Test Scenario: Test Scenario is hypothetical story to help a person think through a complex problem or system for a testing environment. The ideal scenario has five key characteristics: it is (a) a st...
preethi.gollamandala
- Aug 11th, 2009
Test scenarios are the list of test actions to take place which are prepared from the BRS/SRS Documents And Test cases are derived or implemented from the list of test Scenarios with in detail and with test procedure to conduct.
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What is meant by crs&urs explain breifly?
mathan_vel
- Sep 25th, 2009
CRS: Client Requirement SpecificationHere Requirments are gathered up on Client points.URS: User Requirement Specification.Here Requirments are gathered up on End User poins.
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What is the meaning of defect?
mathan_vel
- Sep 25th, 2009
Defect Imperfection, flaw, or deficiency. That which is subject to a defect is missing a requisite element and, therefore, is not legally binding. Defective service of process, for example, is service...
akbarali
- Oct 5th, 2007
Error - a mistake in the programme found by programmer himself.defect - a mismatch between expected and actual as found by a tester.bug - defect accepted by Defect Tracking Team and fixed by developers
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What is the testing lifecycle and explain each of its phases?
mithr17
- Nov 2nd, 2011
May I suggest wikipedia. Invest your time wisely by reading Wikipedia for these kinds of general questions or search this site.
mathan_vel
- Sep 25th, 2009
A sample testing cycle Although variations exist between organizations, there is a typical cycle for testing: Requirements Analysis: Testing should begin in the requirements phase of the softw...
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How can you take snapshot/screen shots in case of manual testing and how can you attach it to the test case?
rahulskin
- Oct 8th, 2009
For taking Snapshot/Screen shot you can use Print screen button and paste it in Paint and save as .jpeg file.If you are using application for writing test cases you can attach the picture file to...
sudhakar2068
- Dec 14th, 2006
we can take the Snap Shot by using the Print Screen and paste paint.Another method of Snap Shot can be Send by Buzalio or Test directorand finally mail as a attachment.sudhakar kolla,Email ID:kollasudhakar2005@yahoo.co.in.Ph:+91-9819859346
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Who approved your test cases?
It depends on the organization. QA Lead, if present, will approve the test cases. Otherwise, Peer Reviews are a good way of evaluating the test cases.
rahulskin
- Oct 8th, 2009
After reviewing the test cases. The Test Team Lead aproves the test cases. Also it depends on the Organisation and the persons working under testing.In some cases BA / PM also approves the Test Cases after review.
rachana
- Aug 25th, 2006
Can u explain how u baseline the project
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What will you when you find a bug?
1)Execute some more tests, to make clear what the bug EXCATLY is. Suppose, the test case failed when State=NY and Class=Business. Tester has to exceute some more tests to find out whether the problem is with Just 'NY' state or with just 'Business' class or with both of them together.2) Report the bug
rahulskin
- Oct 8th, 2009
The first thing you should raise the bug. After finding a bug you should report the bug as a tester.
Dileep Kumar
- Sep 20th, 2006
Hi all,first of all, i'll check whether it is a bug or not? after confirmation i'll take a screen shot if the bug is not reproducible. then i'll post the bug with attachment to developer. If possible ...
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What is considered a good test?
Good test is a test covering most of the object's functionality.
kurtz182
- Dec 2nd, 2009
A good test is any test that accurately and thoroughly informs about the state of an application's functionality. A bad test is any test that misinforms about the state of an applicati...
docrams
- Nov 14th, 2007
A good test case is Effective ( find more faults)Exemplary ( represents others)Economic ( Cheap to use)Evolvable(easy to maintain)
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How would you conduct your test?
Each test is based on the technical requirements of the software product.
kurtz182
- Dec 2nd, 2009
To conduct my test, I would follow these steps (which vary between industry, company, and projects):1) Understand its business requirements2) Understand its technical specifications3) Perhaps call it ...
Prashanti
- Jul 25th, 2007
An environment that is created for testing purposes. A test bed may refer to software only or to both hardware and software
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Could you test a program 100%? 90%? Why?
Definitely not! The major problem with testing that you cannot calculate how many error are in the code, functioning etc. There are many factors involved such as experience of programmer, complexity of the system etc.
kurtz182
- Dec 2nd, 2009
MOST PROGRAMS ARE TOO COMPLEX TO TEST 100 PERCENT. Nevertheless, it IS possible to test a very simple program 100 percent. For example, if a program asks a user to sele...
kspadma13
- May 22nd, 2009
No, we can NEVER test a program completely and say the program is error -free.Testing depends purely on the testers creativity to give inputs to a program, his/her experience and naturally the knowled...
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What is considered a successful test?
A test that discovered more errors. The whole purpose of testing process is to discover as many bugs and errors as possible. Test that covers more functionality and discovers more errors in your software product, therefore considered more successful.
kurtz182
- Dec 2nd, 2009
As it applies to software testing, a successful test is one that accurately and completely informs about the state of a relevant functionality in a software application.
rajni saini
- Sep 3rd, 2008
A successful test provides following goals:1) Detect maximum bugs 2) Deliver the s/w or system meeting all the specified requirements3) User satisfaction4) Quality s/w delivery 5) Risk related to s...
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