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What is Bug Tracking Process, Reporting, Re-testing and Debugging?
kurtz182
- Dec 17th, 2009
This represents The Bug Life Cycle, but not in its proper order. Here is a very high level view of each phase in proper order:1) Finding the bug2) Reporting the bug <-...
kurtz182
- Nov 14th, 2009
BUG TRACKING PROCESS: This is a process used to manage defects from the time testers discover them to the time they are fixed by developers. When testers discover defects they open bug rep...
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Define Reliability?
kurtz182
- Dec 17th, 2009
Reliability refers to the liklihood that something will - do what you intend for it to do - when you intend for it to do it.
srinivasulub1981
- May 28th, 2009
Reliability has to do with the quality of measurement. In its everyday sense, reliability is the "consistency" or "repeatability" of your measures
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Cost of solving a bug from requirements phase to testing phase - increases slowly, decreases, increases steeply or remains constant?
mithr17
- Nov 1st, 2011
If you are asking this question, it means you have not understood SDLC nor any of the QA concepts for that matter.
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Best to solve defects - requirements, plan, design, code / testing phase?
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Answered by: Satya Prakash
- Oct 4th, 2005
In any phase, the sooner we see a defect, the less is the cost spent on rectifying the defect. It becomes a costlier affair in later stages. The best phase is Requirements phase. When the defect is found in later phases, it costs more for its correction.
rohan.satpute
- Feb 6th, 2011
As we are aware, in SDLC later the defects identified, costlier is the Project Delieverable. Earlier the defect identified & resolved, cheaper is the costing. So, as per the provided option, Best time to resolve the defects is during the Requirement Phase.
nitinjoshi226
- Jan 8th, 2011
The Best time to solve defect is at the requirement Phase - by business Analyst, plan, design - for developer using static analysis tools and testing phase by testers. Defects find at the in...
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What is the purpose of software testing's - Bug removal, System's functionality working, quality or all?
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Answered by: Satya Prakash Itharaj.
- Oct 4th, 2005
The main purpose of Software testing, I think is not to remove the bug but to find the bug. Also ensuring the application works correctly as per the requirements and thereby increasing the quality of the product and increasing the confidence in the product.
manchoc
- Feb 18th, 2011
Its Quality. Testing is a Quality Control (QC) activity. Software testing is the process of finding the defects so as to improve the quality of software. It doesnt mean that the software is 100% defect free but the quality will be high after validating when compared before testing.
rohan.satpute
- Feb 6th, 2011
Purpose for Software Testing:1. To ensure whether the software Build is as per User Requirements/.2. To ensure reasonably Bug free Software, to uncover bugs withing software, if any.3. To improve qual...
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Requirements Traceability in Product Testing
What is the importance of requirements traceability in a product testing?
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Geethika Gayathri- Member Since Mar-2010 | Mar 19th, 2010
Traceability matrix maps the requirements to the test cases written. The matrix will help us to check if we have attained 100% test coverage or not.
yuganr
- Mar 23rd, 2011
Requirements traceability matrix maps the requirements to the?prepared test cases?to estimate completion of requirements coverage?in product testing.
krishnagovinda
- Feb 3rd, 2011
Requirements Traceability is very impertant in Product Testing. We?acknowledge the?testing activity to be complete only when the RTM is complete. The Tester is assured that proper testing is done only when the test cases trace back to all the requirements.
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Tester Qualities
If you were hiring a tester, what qualities would you look for?
gsrmohan
- Feb 22nd, 2011
A Good Test Engineer should have following Qualities:1. Great observation skills - Hypersensitivity to little things2. Intelligence Quick learing skills3. Diligence - conscientiousness in paying prope...
testingquestion
- Oct 4th, 2010
Tester should at very first have strong communication skills. Tester also needs to have a Can Do Attitude and a keen eye towards finding bugs.
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Test Manager
Does the Test Manager serve his manager or his test team? Discuss your rationale in your answer.
gsrmohan
- Feb 22nd, 2011
Actually he manages the test team and serves Project Manager.He has following responcibilities:Understand testing effortEstimate test effort and allocate resources and budget for testingOrganize test ...
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Project Verification
Who has the rights to do verification work in your project?
gsrmohan
- Feb 21st, 2011
Project Manager has all rights to project verification work.Quality Assurance people can take care of process by setting standards like templates, and setting metrics, etc...Dev Lead will do Code reviews etc...Test Lead can take care of testing process.apart from this peer reviews also takes place.
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Verification Review
When do you review verification activity?
gsrmohan
- Feb 21st, 2011
Generally it is done by the Quality Assurance people who took care of process.
gorbysbm
- Feb 1st, 2011
I'm not 100% sure if I understood the question, but the verification stage can come as early as during the code review, and can also be done at the Specs and requirements stage (e.g. do the wireframes of the product match what the client asked for?).
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Version Control Tool
How will you use version control tool as a tester for example Visual source safe?
Ravi raj
- Jan 29th, 2011
Version Control Tool is used for maintaing the data in different versions like V1.0 and V1.1 like etc for each and every change or add in the particular XL sheet or document.1. Suppose if you created ...
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Exploratory Testing
Where does Exploratory Testing Fit? What are the Pros and Cons in Exploratory Testing?
yuganr
- Jan 6th, 2011
Exploratory testing comes in picture due to lack of documentation. When there is no availability of documentation?then testing team depends on similar project browsing, contacts with customer site pe...
amitmba32
- Apr 28th, 2010
Exploratory Testing is to explore product without having any knowledge of product and test it as per the best understanding without having any document.
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Alpha and Beta testing.
Can any one briefly explain what is the difference between alpha testing and beta testing in terms of product and application?
yuganr
- Jan 6th, 2011
Alpha testing - this testing comes under UAT(user acceptance testing). The team for this testing includes development team, testing team and customer. It is conducted at developers organisation with r...
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
Alpha testing is the final in-house testing before the software is released to production. The first phase of Alpha testing is typically performed by in-house developers. In the second stage, th...
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Risk Project
How do we measure the given project is risk based project?
chaitu83
- Nov 25th, 2010
We can consider the project is a risk based project based on the following factors.?If the Design Documents are not prepared in time.If there is a continuous change in the Requirements.If the Requirements to be tested are huge with less resources and time available.
goksn
- Jun 3rd, 2009
Risk can be found based on many factors, some of the common factors are1. Amount of testing work to be done X time remaining2. No.of. important open bugs3. Areas untested X time remaining (change in r...
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Non Understandable Requirement
A requirement is non understandable and is given for testing / to write Test Case. How you will pass this situation?
chaitu83
- Nov 25th, 2010
To start with i will check if this requirement is an extension of the existing application or a total new functionality.If it is an existing one then will try to corelate the requirement with the exis...
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HIFirst i will prepare a review document and will sent it to BA and then get the clarifications, if still doubt was not clarified then i will try to contact the client and will ask for clarification, and then i will go to the test cases.CNU
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Prevent Defects
How will you prevent defects from a tester point of view?
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vkaranthaa- Member Since Apr-2010 | Apr 20th, 2010
Defect prevented at the early stage of the lifecycle saves lot of money and effort to the company. There are different ways of preventing defects. Some examples are as follows:
a. Use previously logged defects and analyze the pattern incase its a existing application / system
b. Review and inspections of the analysis, design and coding artifacts to make sure they adhere to proper guidelines
c. Review of test cases written by testing team from development team and Business users / analysts to avoid any gap
d. Have testing from development team of the integrated application before delivering it to the testing team.
We have used all these and have found them to be effective in reducing no. of defects.chaitu83
- Nov 25th, 2010
Testers should be involved in discussions with business analysts and Development team in the design phase to have clear understanding of the requirements.Prepared test cases should be reviewed with Bu...
naveenanand
- Nov 11th, 2010
1) Both the developers and testers should have sound knowledge about the requirements of the customer.2) Both verification and validation should be perfect.3) Testers should have a...
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Expansionism and Reductionism
How will you prove there is expansionism and reductionism in waterfall, V model and spiral model?
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Integration testing
Who is resposible for integration testing?
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surendra_kumar- Member Since Nov-2006 | Jun 11th, 2008
it is not just the developer OR the Tester is responsible for integration testing, Both of them are equally responsible according to their responsibilities. The developer who writes the code is responsible for performing the integration of modules w.r.t. code ( should be understood as part White Box Testing ) Then after checking the modules for their integration it will be passed on to the Q.A. team, Here it will be the responsibility of the Q.A. team to check the integration b/w the modules according to the requirement specifications.
manii17k
- Oct 13th, 2010
Don't worry about integration testing but u need to have idea about tht basically integration testing is done by white box test engg (developers )but as a black box test engg u need to have that idea .
mathan_vel
- Oct 12th, 2010
Integration Tester(Integration QA Analyst) is responsible for the Integration. Its up to the role of the tester. But in our concern for Integration QA Analyst is the responsible person.
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Root Cause Analysis
Who will perform the root cause analysis in the testing team if the team has Test Lead, Test Manager and Team Members?
nitinkarma
- Aug 21st, 2010
It can be performed by either Testers or Test Lead. If it is performed by Testers, it should be reviewed by Test Lead.
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What are the 4 reports you will submit after Testing has been completed
prakhash32
- Aug 1st, 2010
1. Test Cases (Executed with status of Pass/Fail)2. Pass Logs (Screenshots of a passed Test Case)3. Defect Logs (Screenshots of a failed Test Case)4. Test Summary Report
vk1978
- Mar 4th, 2009
As a tester after completion of execution on each build I prepare Status ReportGive report what I did since last build or last week
Defect Report - all defects found till now.
Defect Log- information regarding the single defect.
Testing Common Interview Questions
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