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What is Web Services Testing?
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What is the difference between Testing Engineering and SQA Engineering
Rangaraman
- Jan 24th, 2008
Responsibilities for Test Engineer : 1) Designs and develops test procedures and cases, with associated test data 2) Manually executes the test procedures. 3) Attends test-procedure walk-through....
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What are the roles & responsibilities of an SQA in a CMMI Level company?
Rangaraman
- Jan 24th, 2008
Responsibilities for SQA Engineer To operate effective QA procedures.To provide guidance and support to facilitate the fair operation of the system. To promote inclusive approach and ensure compliance under existing policy legislation. To maintain creditability of awards
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If the requirements are added frequently or some of major requirements are missing, What do you do?
baburao_c
- Jan 3rd, 2008
Apart from what Poonam had mentioned. I want to add that one should constantly update/review Bi-directional Matrix where we can identify the components that were promised to be delivered to the components that were delivered
poonamb
- Sep 14th, 2007
This calls for strengthening of 2 different processes:Change Management process needs to be strictly followed if the requirements are added frequently. As part of Change Management you shoul...
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What is the Database Verification? What type of information would you look at in the Database?
Pawi_lp
- Dec 27th, 2007
Verify that all information is being entered correctly. Sometimes on international programs, there are problems with dates format. Then nother big point to test is to see the reference problems, somet...
gettoknow
- Dec 10th, 2007
The information that is entered in the front end shd be saved in the (backend)database as database is the placeholder of data.In database verification we check for data validity(by executing sql queri...
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What is Metrics Analysis?
dilton_dalton
- Dec 9th, 2007
What SJK described are some aspects of statistical process control (SPC) or statistical quality control (SQC). While SQC depends on the analysis of data (normally defect data), these are not the...
sjk
- Oct 20th, 2007
Metrics analysis is done once the trend is plotted. There are certain rules. 7 points on one side of mean line, 5 points with an ascending / descnding trend, points outside LCL UCL are few of the...
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What is the meaning of Effort Variacne , Schedule variance , Residual Defect Density , and Productivity? and what are the difference ?
dilton_dalton
- Dec 9th, 2007
I am not sure why this question is under the topic of QA testing. Variance is the difference between what was planned and the actual value. Two variance values related to the project trac...
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Why do you use stubs and drivers in top down and bottom up approaches , how do they help
dilton_dalton
- Dec 9th, 2007
Stubs are replacements for called routines (object methods) that reproduce the behavior of the replaced routine to some level of fidelity. A stub may return after doing nothing, or it may check ...
prabhakar
- Oct 28th, 2007
Drivers are the readymade programs that instructs the hardware.
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What is the best practice of QA by using Mercury Products?
dilton_dalton
- Dec 9th, 2007
For the purposes of SQA, Mercury products are best used to under the legs of unsteady tables to keep them from rocking. The question makes no sense. Mercury produces software testing tool...
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How do you deal with environments that are hostile to quality change efforts?
dilton_dalton
- Dec 9th, 2007
Generally speaking there are no fixed ways of dealing with hositility towards attempts to introduce quality related changes. If you dig around you will find that most people are simply hostile t...
adinakar
- Oct 19th, 2007
Two ways:1. Defining a comprehesive configuration management plan for entire project or if not possible for entire project at least for testing phase. Communicating this plan and gettin...
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What is the role of QA in a company that produces a software?
dilton_dalton
- Dec 7th, 2007
The role of Quality Assurance is to provide management with assurnace that the product being developed will be of adequate relaibility, with provide the desired functionality, will be delivered on tim...
siddhartham
- Nov 22nd, 2007
When a Company Produces a Sofware Product , QA role is to Test first whether the Setup/Product is properly getting Installed and is Functioning well (formally known as fuctional testing) and also check whether the Product is Stable.
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What is the role of documentation in the quality assurance?
ferrarigf
- Nov 30th, 2007
Documentation plays a dominant role in the part of QA. Right from the application is first conceived till the end everything has to be documented without which every aspect of SDLC will be vague....
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Security Testing
1.What are the general aspects fo security testing?2.How u sent defect report?3.What is source code testing?4.What is the importance of the Frs?5.what is test strategy?6.Expalin about Double V Model?
ferrarigf
- Nov 30th, 2007
Security testing is to test how well the system protects against unauthorized internals or external access, willful damage, etc., The six basic security concepts that need to be covered by security te...
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What are coding standards for unit testing?
Use of comments,use descriptive varaibles function names.
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Explain the techniques used to estimate the number of test cases to be written for a particular project?
shilpa_N
- Oct 31st, 2007
This is infact the question asked in most of the RCA by the qlty team,To answer your question I feel, the estimation should consider these.1. No of acceptances scenarios in User stories.2. Complexity ...
sivarajani
- Dec 27th, 2006
Estimation can be done in many ways. Most common methods are: Effort based or scenario based estimation. Effort based: Let's say: development effort * (factor). This factor is drived from to the...
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What are the different methodologies used in testing ???
jvaidya
- Oct 29th, 2007
The Test Methodologies are refinement of Test Strategy.Black box testingWhite box testingGrey Box testingRed box testing these are the Testing TECHNIQUES & not Methodologies.
Srinivas
- Sep 16th, 2007
As per my knowledge, the testing methodologies are Black Box, White Box and Gray box. BVA, Equilance Partition, Error guessing, etc., those are test case techniques not methodologies.Please let me know, if I am wrong.Thanks,Srinivas
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What are the bottlenecks involved in performance testing?
Anshoo_Arora
- Oct 24th, 2007
Let me define a Performance Bottleneck for you with an example.Suppose you are driving back from your office and you are on an Interstate, let's say I-20. Suddenly, you encounter huge amounts of t...
parashersudhakar
- May 25th, 2007
The Main hurdle in performance testing is we cannot cover all the Scenarios and require a number of Resources.Br//Sudhakar
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