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What is Rapid testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 10th, 2009
Rapid Software Testing (RST) is a common-sense approach to testing software that focuses on understanding a skilled practioner's mindset rather than simply knowing testing terminology and techniqu...
rajeevn
- Jun 16th, 2008
Rapid testing model is used in Rapid Application Development (RAD) Model. Where iterative approach for development is used. Product requirements are changing from subset to a superset.So the test appr...
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What is meant by context driven testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 10th, 2009
The art and practice of Context-Driven Testing was first introduced by Cem Kaner, James Bach, and Bret Pettichord in 2002. This approach to testing is more a mindset than a methodology. Se...
nirmmal
- Feb 11th, 2007
The context-driven school of software testing is flavor of Agile Testing that advocates continuous and creative evaluation of testing opportunities in light of the potential information revealed and the value of that information to the organization right now.
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Please tell me what are automation testing tools for PeopleSoft testing (except Manual of course) ?
kurtz182
- Dec 10th, 2009
There are a number of automation tools that could sucessfully test PeopleSoft and other CRM applications. To name a few:1) HP’s QTP, LoadRunner2) IBM Rational’s Functional Tester, Ma...
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What is object of testing
kurtz182
- Dec 10th, 2009
The objectives of any software or web-related test effort is to:1) discover and report defects in order to improve the value of an application.2) provide useful information about the state of an application so that relevant stakeholders can make informed decisions.
kurtz182
- Dec 10th, 2009
The objectives of any software or web-related test effort is to:1) discover and report defects in order to improve the value of an application.2) provide useful information about the state of an application so that relevant stakeholders can make informed decisions.
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What is Pair testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
Pair testing is an approach that involves two persons responsible for testing the same functionality. These two persons can be 1) two testers, 2) a tester and developer, or 3) a tester and ...
G.D.S.Prasad
- Dec 22nd, 2006
Hi,Pair testing is a way of approaching a test design process by having two people test the same thing at the same time and place, continuously exchanging ideas. Even without any special method or pro...
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Which is the best model in testing?which model is used by most of the company's?
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
The best model for testing depends on your company's 1) projects, 2) resources, 3) budget, and 4) time allotted for testing. What do you mean by most companies? Mo...
mathan_vel
- Apr 16th, 2009
It is depends up on the Projects. Different companies, different Projects the Development models differ. One Model should not matched with all projects.
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What is the difference between Application Testing and Web based Testing
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
Client-server applications are loaded at the server. An .exe is loaded on every client to call this application. Web-based applications are also loaded at the server but no .exe is i...
vk1978
- Mar 4th, 2009
Calculator, word, excel are few examples of Desktop Application Online Trading Account, Online Banking, Yahoo are few examples of web application. Desktop applications need Application’s exe so ...
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What is Nightly Build approach?Why we use it?
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
A software build is a process of converting source code files to executable code that can be run on computers. A nightly build is a software build that is often automated and takes place at nigh...
rajeevn
- Jun 16th, 2008
Night build approach is most suitable since the developers make the changes to product development code during usual work hours. Hence nightly build will generate the product images with the code chec...
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20 Interview Questions What type of testing you are doing ? What type of process is going on at your company ? What is the meaning of test strategy and what it defines ? What are the key components in your company test plan document ? Differentiate test strategy and test plan ? How will you select reasonable tests to be applied in your project ? What methods will you follow to prepare test cases ? What is your company test case document format ? How many levels of test execution will you follow ? Differentiate planned test execution and ad-hoc test execution ? How will you decide one defect severity and priority ? How will you report defects to development team in your company ? How will you know whether your reported defect is accepted or rejected ? Define defect ageing ? What you do when your reported defect rejected ? Differentiate water fall model and v-model ? What testing will you conduct when there is no sufficient time ? What testing will you conduct when there is no proper documentation ? Differentiate buddy testing and pair testing ? List out challenges, what you faced during in testing process ?
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
1) What type of testing do testers normally do?Most testers perform functional (or black box) testing.2) What software development processes do company's employ? We use Waterfall. Some other opt...
cindrela
- Jan 10th, 2007
Differntiate between Waterfall Model and VmodelWaterfall Model consist1.REquirement Specification2.System and Software Design3.Implementation and Unit Testing4.Integration and System TestingOperation ...
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What is the difference between Business Requirement Document/Functional requirement Specification/Software Requirement Specification.
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
A Business Requirements Document (BRD) describes what the required business achievements should be and means to measure the quality of those achievements. It typcially expresses the broad outcomes the...
Sly Gryphon
- May 17th, 2007
The term Software Requirements Specification (SRS) can be given a very exact and well defined meaning -- that of a document as outlined in IEEE Standard 830.A standard SRS addresses functionality, int...
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What is end to end Testing
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
End-to-end testing exercises the system from a 'macro' perspective. It involves testing the application environment in conditions that mimic real-world use such as in...
mathan_vel
- May 26th, 2009
End to End Testing is a type of Testing which is Scenario based Testing. The Scenarios should cover all the functionalities from Start to End. ex) Login to the Process end (Logout).
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For notepad application can any one write the functional and system test cases?
kurtz182
- Dec 7th, 2009
SYSTEM and FUNCTIONAL TESTSTesting MS Notepad is a huge project. Here are a few tests that I would consider. Please note that this is not an exhaustive set of tests.1) Application window&n...
kalpana
- Apr 17th, 2007
System Test Cases Usability Test cases:Alignment, font, Spelling Background Colour, Verify Size Uniqueness, Verify Initial capital Letters, verify name Spacing Uniqueness in every Screen, Verify contr...
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Changing Requirements
How will you test support based sites where in the requirements of the clients keeps changing on daily basis?
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
I respectfully disagree with anyone who states this situation "doesn't effect test strategy." In fact, it would cause me to revise our test strategy. The only way these circu...
vk1978
- Feb 22nd, 2009
I worked with a product testing team where every member of the team are responsible for 1 or 2 products, I as assigned one product, in that product testing client requested changes in which few are in...
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Business Analyst, Developers and Testers
What do Business Analyst and Developers expect from the Testers?
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
Business Analysts expect testers to verify that all requirements have been satisfied by the application under test. They also expect testers to provide feedback if there are inaccurate, incomple...
srinivasulub1981
- Feb 12th, 2009
What do Business Analyst and Developers expect from the Testers?HiBusiness Analyst:I'm not sure, Business analyst is a person who is dedicated for gathering the requirements, so if tester has any ...
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What is E-Learning Testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
"E-learning" refers to "electronic learning" which are learning applications that are served on computers, websites or via web services. E-learning testing is any testing performed on any of these electronic learning mediums.
nkamuni_mca
- Oct 30th, 2008
It may be that E-learning is a project name rather then a concept....Correct me if I am wrong.Regards,Narin
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What is the value of a testing group? How do you justify your work and budget?
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
The value of a testing group becomes clear when you don't have a testing group and have your developers test the product. It is easy to justify a test group when you collect and report ...
naresh reddy
- Jan 19th, 2007
Hi jain, i did not get what u mean by this question. can u come more clear.Naresh Reddy
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What is scenario?Give a simle example of scenario for sending a mail?
kurtz182
- Dec 9th, 2009
A scenario is a set of user actions that accomplishes a task. Many requirements for software applications are written as scenarios. Several examples of scenarios pertaining to sending a ma...
vk1978
- Mar 4th, 2009
Test Scenario is a set of events with end to end transactions for a business point of view. Test Scenario is a series of events that are associated together. I cannot say my definition is right bu...
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What are the methods used in metrics and Test plan
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
The methods and metrics used in a Test Plan are:1) Review and learn details from all supporting documents (ex: Functional Requirements Document, Technical Specification, Systems Architecture Document,...
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HII think there is no methods for preparing these docs, may be Block box testing method is used.CNU
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What is silo structure in testing
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
Silo structuring refers to designing and linking a website in such a way that Google, Yahoo, Bing and other prominent sites will be 'magnetically' drawn to your site. After silo structur...
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What is a good requirement ?
How do you describe a good requirement, In terms of characteristics.As far as I know, A requirement without hidden dependencies and with general characteristics such as unique and so on.. can you add more
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
Characteristics of a good requirement are:1) Utility; has value to users2) Observable; process can be experienced by user(s)3) Mandatory; stakeholders would never agree to its absence4) Correct; ...
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HI -> It should be clear -> It should be able to develop -> It should be useful to the user -> It should be complete, should't create any confusions'etcCNU
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