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New Requirement
When we are performing testing on an application build if at all any new requirement is arrived then how we you proceed?
gsrmohan
- Feb 27th, 2011
You have to do risk analysis for this new requirement.Check that new requirement is added in SRS.Then add test cases relating to new requirement.Also, verify that adding this requirement has any effect on existing functionality .
Usha_s
- Jul 29th, 2010
First thing is to update the Requirement traceability metrix and find out the affected area.Write TC.If its affecting other modules, pls pass the information to the tester who is working on that particular module . Also update the intergration TC.
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Present a Test Report
You are asked to present a Test Report. What is pertinent to your preparation for the Audience, Materials and Stakeholders
pcw49
- Feb 15th, 2011
Keep it simple and to the point. You are generally reporting to non-technical people so use a summary report based on the following, and use plain language.Summary - This is a management so summa...
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Effort Estimation Methods
What are the different effort estimation methods available in market for Testing?
pintushaw
- Dec 23rd, 2010
One of the method of estimation is by using work breakdown structure.1. Breakdown the requirement into smaller requirements.2. Analyze the different test scenarios that can be identified and note down...
rmolabanti
- Jul 21st, 2010
One manual method to estimate the effort disribution is by the formula:Actual hours worked/Planned hours * 100 which will gives the overall effort estimation
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Define searchability matrix used in application testing?
vaibhavst
- Dec 11th, 2010
Definition of Searchability MatrixThe notion of searchability for a given matrix P, source and destination nodes s and t, and a number d, we say that G(n,P) is dsearchable using a deterministic memory...
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Validate XML File
How do you validate XML Files?
arjunshrivatsan
- Dec 5th, 2010
You can validate XML files using Schematron... You can define your schema and rules for them?in a rules file and validate a XML against it.
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How to prepare tracebility matrix?
NicolaasJK
- Nov 3rd, 2010
Depends on what you want to trace in the first place.Generally the goal is to start with the source material ( examples Use Cases, websites, magazines, books, screenshots, Epic ). The team w...
BISWAJIT PANI
- Jun 14th, 2006
The main purpose of Tracebility Matrix is to creat a relationship between Requirements, Test case and Defects ( optional )In Tracebility matrix Sheet we can use high level requiremen...
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Requirements Analysis
You turn up on site & presented with a folder of some 500 requirements, what will you do with them
NicolaasJK
- Nov 3rd, 2010
This is a very poor interview question. Be careful of this employer.1) Background check "Why" you are sent to the site. You might actually just have to take it to someone else.2) Lets ASSUME...
sanjeevp77
- Sep 3rd, 2010
If you are presented with any requirements, these are steps to be taken:1) Go through the basic project Charter document/Stakeholder information and identify which team is developing the respective mo...
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Explain about Non Functional Requirements with an example
Damixa
- Oct 2nd, 2010
A Non-functional requirement (amongst others) is Maintainabilty, portability, useabilty (the site is slow and so the site needs to be speeded up). So, Non-functional behaviour is about how a product w...
poojat07
- May 28th, 2009
Non-functional requirements are those requirements which are not explicitly mentioned by the customer. They are basically subjective in nature and differ from one person to another. The example of non...
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Review TA's Test Script
You are asked to Peer review another TA's Test scripts? What do you do
vijaydharma
- Aug 11th, 2010
Is your question was about to ask "what you do?" or "How you do?"If its, What you do: Obviously you should peer review the test artifacts!!! why doubt?If its, How you do: Check the...
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In the first step of the software testing i.e., requirements gathering.What are requirements
krantibaviskar
- Aug 10th, 2010
Requirements are generally prepared by business analysts. It contains products functional requirements (What client wants exactly). Eg. For login page what is max & min length of user ID &...
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
Requirements are the functional characteristics of a product that are required upon its release to a client or customers. These requirements may be stipulated by a client external to your c...
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Where we do the acceptance testing?is it done only at during installation of the software or it can be done als when all the customer requirements are collected???
amox1980
- Aug 2nd, 2010
Acceptance testing is a final stage of testing that is performed on a system prior to the system delivered to a live environment.Customer Acceptance Testing - If the system is being developed by...
ggkmca
- Apr 25th, 2006
User Acceptance Testing is often the final step before rolling out the application. Usually the end users who will be using the applications test the application before ?accepting? the application. T...
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Compatability Testing
Why the Compatability Testing is needed? Explain this with real time example.
sriniitsme
- Jul 4th, 2010
In Compatability Testing we have to validate the application under different OS and browsers 2 types 1.Forward Compatability: Developed appln. under one OS should works fine on the futu...
venky.510
- Jun 18th, 2010
using compatability testing we can find out that our application will be running with all the compatability like, browser, computer, os,etc.For e.g:- In IE6 the page look good but if i go and check in...
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Mclabe Cyclomatic Complexity
What does the mclabe cyclomatic complexity of a program determine?
mailme.qualityfirst
- May 17th, 2010
Cyclomatic complexity is a software metric. It is used to indicate the complexity of a program. It directly measures the number of linearly independent paths through a program's source code. The c...
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
Cyclomatic complexity is likely the most widely used complexity metric in software engineering. It describes the complexity of a procedure by measuring the linearly independent paths through its source code.
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What are the processes of game testing?How does game testing differs from other testing methods?
Muskan83
- May 13th, 2010
Process: A typical bug report progression of testing process is seen below:Identification. Incorrect program behaviour is analyzed and identified as a bug. Reporting. The bug is reported to the develo...
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Defect Report
Describe to the basic elements you put in a defect report?
satkumara
- Apr 19th, 2010
Here I will provide a good defect report formatProject nameModule nameHeadline-about defectDefect type-functionality, specification, regression, user interface etc.Priority (high,medium,low)Sever...
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
Components of a defect report:1) defect id2) test case reference3) project name4) build found5) priority6) severity 7) status8) assigned to 9) submitted by10) submitted date 11) brief title 12) ...
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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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What is system testing and what are the different types of tests you perform in system testing?
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Answered by: muthu
- Mar 28th, 2007
System testing is nothing but testing the whole application which was integrated all the modules.
In system testing, there are two type of testing
1.Fuctionality testing, 2.Non-functionality testing
Functionality testing means test whether application functioning stated requirement or not.
In non-functionality testing, it has more no. of types
ie. Load, stress, performance, reliability, security, usability,configuration, compatibility(forward & backward), volume, scalability, Localization, and internalization testingsimrannarang
- Apr 1st, 2010
In System Testing we check the End to End flow of the application. The application is checked in overall with database or if other application is being used with it.
rainy
- Sep 26th, 2008
when we integrated all the modules and check the functionality , GUI , and validation of whole appliction called system testing. rainy
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What is the difference between Product-based Company and Projects-based Company?
pavani prasad
- Mar 29th, 2010
Project Based Company means it will develop something based on the particular customer's requirements which used by that custmer only.Example: Software companies develop projects based on the particular client's requirements.
irinak
- May 4th, 2007
Product: whole company/world will produced one s/w based on market requirement. Project: s/w will developed based on client requirement. Project-bases comapny : Basing on the specific customer.
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Q. Calculator performs this operation 1*1=2, 2*2=4, 3*3=10, 4*4=16, 5*5=26Identify the bug and write bug title and description.
vishal21283
- Mar 4th, 2010
Bug Summary: Calculator: Multiplication Operation: When an odd number is multiplied by itself, actual result is incremented by 1 than the expected resultDescription: When odd numbers are squared (mean...
kurtz182
- Nov 22nd, 2009
TITLE Calculator performs multiplication errors when odd numbers are multiplied with themselves (ex: 5 * 5); one is always added to the result (ex: 5 * 5 = 26). DESCRIPTION The following problem was d...
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What is the actual different between re-testing and regressiontesting .brefily explain
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udaygajewar
- Feb 12th, 2010
Regression Testing is to test the an entire application / Functionality to ensure that the fixing of bug(s) does not affect anywhere else in the application / functionality.R...
sangeesekar
- Feb 11th, 2010
Consider the two scenario:1. You are giving fix to bug. you are testing that the application is free from that bug is called re-testing.2. You are giving fix to bug. you are testing that the fix will impact on the existing application functionality, this is regression.
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