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What is the Difference between SRS and PDR
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
Hi SRS: System Requirement Specifications: It contains the functional requirements of the application. PDR: Premilinary Desing Review: It also contains the system requirements, but with acceptable risk.CNU
rajeevn
- Jun 16th, 2008
SRS - System Requirement Specification It is the document which describes the high level product requirement.PDR - Product development Roadmap It describes the phases and schedules of product under development.
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Role of Configuration Controller
What are the roles of CC (Configuration Controller) in project?
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HIIf we are developing the sofware means definitely there would be some changes so proper maintanance needed in this situations so here configuration controller plays a vital role..He mainly concentra...
kurtz182
- Nov 13th, 2009
In software engineering, the Configuration Controller tracks and controls changes in the software. Their practices include revision control and the establishment of baselines. Depending on...
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Application Re-Test
In an application currently in production, one module of code is being modified. Is it necessary to re-test the whole application or is it enough to just test functionality associated with that module?
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HI In this case i can do the functional testing on pirticular change, and then if required the i will do the Regression testing on an entire application if required.But it's all depends on p...
kurtz182
- Nov 10th, 2009
The depth of any test effort depends on the amount of time and resources management is willing to spend on it. This decision is largely based on the application under test, ranging from applications ...
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During the start of the project how will the company come to an conclusion that tool is required for testing or not?
kurtz182
- Nov 27th, 2009
The decision to use test tools during the software development process depends on the following factors:1) Requirements and specifications of the application under test,2) The complexity of the a...
rachel123
- May 19th, 2009
If the application is very huge and is phased out in several iterations , they may want to automate the application to prevent the execution of manual test cases as they are time intensive.
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What are the test cases prepared by the testing team
kurtz182
- Nov 27th, 2009
The types of test cases prepared by a testing team are:1) Build Acceptance Tests (Smoke Tests)2) Functional Tests a) GUI Tests b) Security Tests c...
vk1978
- Apr 10th, 2009
Test Cases prepared to test the application would be
Build Acceptance Test Cases,
GUI Test Cases,
Functional Test Cases,
Integration Test Cases,
Compatibility Test Cases,
System Test Cases,
Positive & Negative Test Cases,
Performance Test Cases,
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Which Methodology u follow in ur Testcase?
kurtz182
- Nov 27th, 2009
Methodologies used to prepare test cases:1) Business logic and functional design (from requirements)2) Work-flow (from work-flow diagrams)3) User interface (from specifications) 4) Equivalence class p...
Pattabiraman.A.C
- Jun 8th, 2007
Error : Mistake done by developer in development environment is called ErrorBug : If that defect is found by a tester in testing environment is called bugDefect : If the same error or bug found by the...
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How to test the product's specification to find bugs before they make it into the software.
kurtz182
- Nov 22nd, 2009
There are a number of ways to minimize the defects that are coded into a product due to problematic product requirements and specifications. They are:REQUIREMENTS1) Cond...
kisskasa
- Jun 18th, 2008
The product's specification, will be tested in the form of Reviews. These reviews results will be taken care of SQA(Software Quality Assuarence - Verification) through different models like Fish Model, Pareto Analysis.
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1) How is Estimation done in General ? Does it depend on the Complexity Please explain with a dummy Example I want an idea. It is very urgent
kurtz182
- Nov 20th, 2009
It depends on how much of the testing process you are estimating. If you are only estimating the creation and execution of test suites, then the previous example is a very rough guideline. ...
Rreddy
- Sep 7th, 2007
Assume that 10 reqs are there.You can derive test cases for 10 reqs interms of coplexities(low,medium and high).low cplx test case can take 10 min to complete its cycle(preparing+review+execution), me...
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The user is expected to enter an integer value into each of the three text fields. Upon hitting the OK button the program will print a message in a separate dialog box stating whether the triangle is scalene (all sides are different lengths), isosceles (two sides are the same length), or equilateral (all three sides are the same length). Write a set of test cases (i.e. specific sets of data) that you feel would adequately test this program. Write the tests so that someone other than you can run them.
kurtz182
- Nov 20th, 2009
There is not enough information to create a complete test suite. I would ask the Business Analyst or Project Manager the following questions before I begin authoring test cases:1) Is there any v...
kamatchi
- Sep 26th, 2007
Three different sets of values should be chosen.Each set should be entered separately For eg:First data set(7,8,9)Second data set(9,9,8)-isosceles triangleThird data set(9,9,9)-equilateral triangle ...
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What is diffrence b/w test cases and used cases
kurtz182
- Nov 20th, 2009
A usecase provides a narrative that describes all of the actions a person needs to perform in order to complete a particular task within an application. This narrative describes workflow in...
vk1978
- Apr 15th, 2009
usecase describes actors actions and corresponding response of the applicationtest cases is a step by step process how to test the functionality of an applicationusecase document is a parent document like BRD FRS SRS using which we can write test case
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Have you ever converted Test Scenarios into Test Cases?
I said "I have written Test Cases directly from the Requirement Specifications."
kurtz182
- Nov 19th, 2009
The way this question is posed, there must be a distinction between test scenario and test case. Test scenario and test case can not be the same thing here. Therefore, in this context, tes...
Himanshu Man
- Oct 8th, 2008
Test case is basically derived from a test scenario. Test Scenario is a framework telling what we want to achieve whereas a test case describes how to achieve by mentioning all the required steps.
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What Technical Environments have you worked with?
I said, "I worked on Web-based and Client-server applications."
kurtz182
- Nov 19th, 2009
Environments vary between industries. For example, lab environments in the cellular industry will be radically different than those in the computer industry. In the computer industry, I&nb...
sivakrishna131
- Aug 29th, 2007
This is Very important as per interview.Interviewr wants to know about your company technical environent and client requirements for your current project.You should answer very carefully like I have w...
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Whats the difference b/w repetition testing and retesting?
kurtz182
- Nov 20th, 2009
Repetition testing is a set of test cases that are repeated in an application to potentially uncover problems in the dynamic system. Repetition tests are good candidates for automation.&nbs...
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How is test estimation done?
kurtz182
- Nov 19th, 2009
No single answer covers all cases. Nevertheless, here are some guidelines: 1) All testing estimations are company and project specific. 2) When developers, partners, testers give you a...
G.D.S.Prasad
- Mar 10th, 2009
There are different analysis for test estimation like Function Test Point (FTP) analysis, Test Case point (TCP) analysis... etc Test Case Points (TCP) Test Case Point deals with the estimation of...
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What is the differnce between walktrough and inspection?
kurtz182
- Nov 19th, 2009
A walkthrough is an informal meeting where the person who set up the meeting wants to gain feedback from stakeholders and experts before he finalizes a project. Developers often have c...
Asim Imtiaz
- Nov 20th, 2006
Walkthrough is an "informal" meeting to review the work products to see that whether they are tracing to the client requirements or not. Focus is on "tracability" between client requirements and the w...
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What are the top ten qualities a tester should have?
kurtz182
- Nov 19th, 2009
A good tester will have the following ten qualities:1) An inquisitive nature2) Enthusiasm about his/her impact on quality3) Faith in his/her own instincts4) The motivation and capacity to learn5)...
Pradeep Ind
- Nov 25th, 2006
1.knowledge abt softwares2.good communication & analytical skills.3.trust developers but doubt the product4.should have a keen eye for details5.diplomatic but firm6.Nothing works until u hav teste...
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Testers Sensible Goal
What is a sensible goal for testers?A. To show that a system works.B. To show that a system does not work.C. To detect faults in the system.D. To show that there are no faults left in the system.
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 19th, 2009
HI I feel both B, C are correct, but not suree..B. To show that a system does not work.This we have to shown to devs or leads after finding the issuesC. To detect faults in the system.This is noting but to find out the issues.CNU
kurtz182
- Nov 13th, 2009
A tester's primary role is to discover faults in the system. Beyond that, a tester should also provide an accurate account of the quality of software so that others in the company can make i...
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What is the difference between enhancement and defect?
kurtz182
- Nov 19th, 2009
An enhancement is something that has been added to a program as a result of new requirements or specifications.A defect is a condition in a program where something does not behave as defined by existing requirements or specifications.
jainbrijesh
- Dec 6th, 2006
Enhancement is adding some new functionality or feature in existing build.Defect is again bug but "Bug with its favourable conditions" which makes it defect.If bug is removed the defect will automatically vanished.
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What are white box Testing techniques with respect to development in COBOL
kurtz182
- Nov 18th, 2009
Typical white box test techniques include:1) Control flow testing2) Data flow testing3) Branch Testing
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In functional testing, test cases are derived from requirements specs. So what are test cases for database, performance, stress, security, gui and other types of tests derived from? What documentation do you need to write these test cases or are they developed without any documentation?
kurtz182
- Nov 18th, 2009
For functional testing, test cases are derived from requirements. Requirements describe scenarios that users must perform in order to achieve various tasks with the program. Database, perf...
guralapjp
- Mar 25th, 2007
HiFor all types of testing, User requiremet and Functional / Sytem requirement documents would be helpful for better understanding to derive the test cases. If they are not specified, have a dialogue ...
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