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Factors affecting a manual testing project
What are the factors affecting a manual testing project and what are the ways to overcome it?
Nitinkk
- Aug 27th, 2009
Factors affecting a manual testing project are :1- Domain Knowledge.2- Testing Technique u applied.3- How Effective Test Scenario u created to cover the functionality
preethi.gollamandala
- Jan 14th, 2009
Hello friends based on the project size we are going to decide to use Manual testing or Automation Testing.If the project size is very less i mean to say intems of functionlaities we are going to use ...
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Fixing of Bugs
In which phase of SDLC, the fixing of bugs is least expensive?In which phase of SDLC, the fixing of bugs is most expensive?
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
Fixing defects is - least expensive in the Requirements Gathering phase of SDLC and - most expensive in the Maintenance phase of the SDLC.
kurtz182
- Nov 22nd, 2009
The cost of defects is less when found in the requirements gathering phase and the cost is most expensive when discovered in the deployment phase.
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Testing New Functionality
When developer added a new functionality in the application why do tester needs to make sure that added new functionality does not break the other part of the application?
prajeshbe
- Apr 18th, 2010
I wants to give one real time example for this question.Consider a ticket booking application for film. You have done testing the application and it is working fine in the expected way like login to t...
wieckedkyle
- Mar 15th, 2010
One of the role of a software tester is to test that the application is working as intended when new functionality has been added which is called regression testing. This is simply to make sure that the requirements either old or new were met in a business perspective approach.
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Regression Testing Testcase Set
How many functional test cases are included during build regression testing? For ex: if there are 100 functional test cases will you execute all the test cases again during regression testing?
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Manual Testing Daily Status Report
What you will write in daily status report?
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Overview of test plan – IEEE standards.
nirmmal
- Feb 11th, 2007
A document describing the scope, approach, resources, and schedule of intended testing activities. It identifies test items, the features to be tested, the testing tasks, who will do each task, and any risks requiring contingency planning. Ref IEEE Std 829.
Subbu4testing
- Oct 31st, 2006
Thanq aswini im agreeinig with u r contents of test plan but exact meanig of test plan is "it is a document that describes technical and management approch to be followed for testing a software component or a system
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Traceability matrix, test strategy
HARIPRASAD.MS
- Dec 12th, 2006
Tracibility matrics: The gathering the information form the sources and listing them in a perticulaer formate as a date to make ensure theat all the required information has been coverd.Test strategy:...
sunilkumarnanda
- Sep 15th, 2006
Traceability Matrix: A document showing the relationship between Test Requirements and Test Cases.
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Traceability Matrix Sample Template
Who is responsible for preparing the traceability matrix
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Answered by: Suchi
- Jun 8th, 2006
Traceability matrix is where the test plan author,generally the TL,reviews the testcases prepared by test engineers.Here the TL verifies whether the testcases written cover all the Business Requirements or not.He also rejects/deletes extra/not required testcases.
BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS
S/W REQUIREMENTS
TESTCASES
1 ? BRS(Business Requirement Specifiaction)
1.01 ? S/W requirement specification
1.01.01 - testcase A
1.01.02 - testcase B
1.01.03
1.02- S/W requirement specification
1.02.01 - testcase A
1.02.02 - testcase B
1.02.03
2 ? BRS(Business Requirement Specifiaction)
2.01 ? S/W requirement specification
2.01.01 - testcase A
2.01.02 - testcase B
2.01.03
2.02- S/W requirement specification
2.02.01 - testcase A
2.02.02 - testcase B
2.02.03
Whereas Test Responsibity Matrix(TRM) is a 15x5(15 cross 5) matrix,which includes 15 testing factors & 5 development stages.Here the author(PM/QA/TL) make a list as to which testing factors are required/needed for their particular type of project.
testing issues\development
SRS
Designing
Coding
System Testing
Maintainence
Ease of use
Authorization
Access Control
Performance
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kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
Here is an example of a Requirements Traceability Matrix:ProjectNameTest Case NumberRequirement Number / Document ReferenceSystem Requirements SpecificationBusiness Requirements DocumentWork-flow Diag...
nanda
- Sep 6th, 2007
My quastion is How you can map between testing factors and development stages...Regards..Nanda???????
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Why most of the companys go for manual testing rather than automation testing ,when automation testing useful?
jepiya
- Apr 23rd, 2008
All Automated tools require timely upgradation in order to get support. Eg--If a company has TD v7.5, it will have to be upgraded to QC v9.2.QC v 9.2 is not compatible with QTP v 7.2, hence...
Maya
- May 17th, 2007
Automation tools are highly expensive. So mostly CMM 4 or 5 Level companies are using automation tools where manual testing is also mandatory for them
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What is Risk Analysis?
sudhakar2068
- Nov 14th, 2006
Risk associated with projects are analyzed and mitigation's are documented in this document. Types of risks that are associated areSchedule Risk : Factors that may affect the schedule of testing are d...
Kalpana
- Nov 8th, 2006
Risk's associated with projects are analyzed and mitigation's are documented in this document. Types of risks that are associated areSchedule Risk : Factors that may affect the schedule of testing are...
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Pls explain the concept of Regression Testing with the help of simple Example
kurtz182
- Jan 4th, 2010
Regression testing involves re-using manual tests or automated scripts to ensure that suspected vulnerable functionalities are tested on a periodic basis (typically each and every build). There ...
G.D.S.Prasad
- Dec 22nd, 2006
Hi,Regression testing: Testing of an application to ensure bug fixes and change requests (enhancements) made to it doesn?t cause any unwanted flaws in the application. Automated testing tools can be especially useful for this type of testing.RegardsPrasad
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Suppose Test Lead or Project Manager is given test cases to execute 300 Test Cases within 3 days. But Because of some Serious Family problem i have to go my native and i have only one and half day time to execute 300 test cases and it is not possible with in one and half day so at that time what you will do ( But here i the person knows well this module Project manager is not ready to give this test to other he is telling to execute me only ) at that time what are the steps u will take any one can explain me
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
If I understand correctly, you are not leaving immediately. You plan to test over the next day and a half and then leave to attend to your family issues. First, I would ask you if you want...
lakshmikannan
- Feb 12th, 2007
Hai! i do risk analysis. through that i choose high priority of test cases. i will use regression testing if automated tools are in the organization.
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What are the Minimum requirements to start testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 30th, 2009
This question can be answered in two ways: 1) If you are performing exploratory testing, the minimum requirements are a product to test and a tester to test it.2) If you are referring to formal,...
vk1978
- Mar 17th, 2009
Application to Test(First Build or latest build), Environments(Test Server, OS, DB etc), Requirements, Test Plan, Test Cases etc.,
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What is the relationship between Quality & Testing?
zaish
- Jan 6th, 2013
Testing is the process of finding quality attributes. Software quality attribute that "Testing" can gauge are systems functionality, Reliability and system performance.
Quality of a Software is composed of "required user functionality, reliability, performance etc".Ranjani7
- May 18th, 2008
hi!quality is meeting the customers requirements fully at first and every time.Testing is the way to achive quality by giving error free product
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Why do we prepare test condition, test cases, test script (Before Starting Testing)?
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
A test team prepares test cases and test scripts in order to execute tests primarily because:1) They help ensure all requirements have been covered2) They can be executed much more efficiently3) Persons need no prior knowledge in order to execute tests
vk1978
- Mar 17th, 2009
With the help of test cases or scripts:- We can prove that what are the areas that we are covered
- We can map the TC with requirements- While executing the application we can conclude how much coverage is done
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What are the things, you prefer & Prepare before starting Testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
Follow these steps to prepare yourself for testing:1) Learn as much about the application as possible before authoring test cases. Read and understand the applicable documentation:a) Business/Fu...
lakshmipriya
- Feb 11th, 2007
Hai,before starting software testing, we should know the customer requirements fully i.e created document SRS-software requirement specification.anaytical thinking -expecting defects
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_______contains a set of testing instructions to be run by a human tester
kurtz182
- Dec 7th, 2009
A test case contains a set of testing instruction to be run by a human tester."Test script" is not the correct answer since this would be a set of instructions to be executed by a computer.
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Realizing you won’t be able to test everything- how do you decide what to test first?
kurtz182
- Jan 2nd, 2010
There are many ways to determine what to test first, and they all depend on context and what is important to your company. Here are some things to consider when prioritizing tests. ...
rahulskin
- Sep 21st, 2009
The following are the points that you can test:- The important functionality.- All the links and buttons working properly.- The functionality with positive input works properly.- Links breakages.
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What are the drawbacks of equivalent partitioning
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
1) Equivalence class partitioning assumes all members of a partitioned class will have the same impact on a function and this isn't always true. 2) It is sometimes difficult t...
maheshbadale
- Nov 10th, 2009
Equivalance paritioning is dividing the sets of in equal number of parts.Doing so we only take one part of the divided set at the time of testing and ignore the rest considering rest will work fine.
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What is the objective of Defect Prevention meeting?
psunitha
- Mar 12th, 2009
Defect prevention meeting will help not to transfer defects to other phase of the SDLC, there helping in increasing the Quality of the application.
sangeethaarjun
- Mar 11th, 2009
Closed defects can be reopened due to some of the following reason:1)Fix given for some other issue may reopen closed defects.2)Deployment not properly done at the time of fixing new defects.3)Bu...
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