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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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What is localisation testing?
What is localisation testing? was asked in manual testing interview
mfsi_satyakamm
- Jan 12th, 2012
Hi, Localization means modifying a globalized application to be run locally. Localization is done based upon the local culture,language spoken, government rules & regulatory standards followed in tha...
Siva Kalyanipedagadi
- Dec 13th, 2011
Localization comes in multi language testing. Here tester knows some languages including English, depends on software requirement, whether that software working on specified languages required for the End user
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Describe the last project scenario and generate test cases for it?
shravaa
- Jul 12th, 2007
I guess the answer for this question will differ from each one depending on the project you have done earlier. This is one other question which expects you to bring out your experience in generating t...
M Karunakaran
- May 7th, 2007
The following steps are as follows1.To identify the Specific Requirement Document2.To identify the Specific Features.3.For each features write the Test Scenarios.
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What is the diff between Stress & Load Testing?
sheela
- Apr 11th, 2007
Load test: To test the application with?required amount of load as defined in Requirements.Stress Test : To test the application beyond the normal operational capacity. In stress test we increase th...
sudhakar2068
- Aug 11th, 2006
load testing is used to test customer expected configuration from high to low and low to high.stress testing is used for testing specification of system with in limit or beyond the specification of the application.sudhakar kolla
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Is v model better than water fall model. If so how is it?
s.lakshmipriya
- Feb 22nd, 2007
hai!v model is better than water fall model. because testing is done only in testing phasein waterfall model.but in v-model finding defects starts in each phase. so we decrease the amount of defects.t...
srinivasracha
- Jan 19th, 2007
It is an enforced disciplined approach.(systamatic approach)See... in Water fall model If client is not clear with requirement, software development is difficult.Unless one phase is completed the next...
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1. What is Bug life cycle?2. Test case biggest number of given three numbers?
skiran19
- Oct 25th, 2007
Bug Tracking is the process/series of steps followed from the time a bug is found, fixed and closed. The steps followed are:-1.) As soon as the bug is found it is entered into defect tracking system a...
Anitta
- Nov 30th, 2006
Hi,Bug Life Cycle: Bug life cycle is the work flow between the developer and the tester. The Life of a Bug starts from when it is logged and ends when, its Fixed by the Developer & Verified/Closed...
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What are the Challenges you think you may face in client location?
Srinivasan_g88
- Jul 25th, 2011
1.Environment Setup
2.Localization Problem
3.Miscommunication
4.Performance Lackkurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
1) Communication lag2) Miscommunication3) Different reporting structure4) Mismatched priorities5) Not always focused on the same goal6) Inconsistencies between test environments7) Untimely deliverables
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A system test that focus the s/w to fall in a variety of ways & verify that s/w is aqble to continue execution without interruption.This is know as:a) Recovery testing or b) Stress testing or c) both
kurtz182
- Nov 22nd, 2009
Q: A system test that focuses on the software failing in a variety of ways and verifies that the software is able to continue execution without interruption. This is known as:a) Recov...
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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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How can the efficiency of the Tester be mapped? Is there any process flow or matrix for this?
anamika123
- Feb 19th, 2008
One more I would like to add like How many bugs Mr X has missed and those bugs are found in UAT. and How many bugs missed by Mr X in UAT and those are found in Production....
shahidjabbar
- Feb 7th, 2008
"Efficiency of tester" comes under arts also. As one friend described 2 methods above, both are fine but another major source to map tester efficiency is "Analysis of your Bug Data...
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What important test cases will need to be run to test an installable?
StevenPace
- Jul 12th, 2008
Clean installInstall on a typical (dirty) systemInstall on various versions of Operating system.Installing over previous install, including previous versions of the software, if they exist.
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In Software Testing prespective, what is differnce between Continous data and Discreet Data ?
StevenPace
- Jul 12th, 2008
Integers are DiscreteReal numbers are ContinousAn important implication is that a discrete number would tend to have many fewer possible values. In both cases, you would want to test the m...
sheela
- Apr 11th, 2007
Continous data can be measured such as weight, length or width etc.Discrete data can be counted such as No. of errors, No. of out of balance in bank.
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What is the diff between Volume & Load?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Jan 16th, 2012
Hi, Load Testing : It specifies that is the application able to handle a maximum load as specified in the requirement specification document. Volume Testing : It refers to testing a software system ...
FarhanaB
- Nov 15th, 2011
Load testing: testing the system to check how much load it can handles until system fails
Volume testing: testing the system to check the volume of data the system holds. -
What is virtual object in winrunner, use of it?
sudhakar2068
- Dec 10th, 2006
The virtual object in win runner to? unrecognize the recognize such as labels. command, pushbutton which are generated in the other language.sudhakar kolla.
Guest
- Nov 14th, 2006
The Virtual Object in Win Runner is Labels, commands, push button, combobox and able to recognize the object from nonrecognizable object.Sudhakar kolla.
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What happens when a software tester makes wrong decession
ceenu279
- Sep 18th, 2007
What happens, if no UAT is conducted at client environment? and client found a defect after delivered?the application
raghuramsuravarapu
- Jun 19th, 2006
Very Good Question :A tester may generally takes wrong decisions in the below mentioned points.There are other points also like test strategy,test methodology,test plan which are related to experience...
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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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What is Use case?what is psudo code?
NANDA KISHORE
- Nov 1st, 2006
Pseudo code is a non executable code.it gives an idea to the developer for preparing the actual code.
saru
- Sep 26th, 2006
use case is nothing but software requirement specifications.
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What is Interoperability Testing?
Interoperability Testing can validate that two products work together and yet neither may be in compliance with the specification. This often happens when sets of two products are tested in a pair-wise manner but the sets are not tested with each other. This situation occurs for various reasons - foremost being the lack of universal test cases and unclear testing procedures. The principal risk in this...
qptopm
- Jul 28th, 2016
Interoperability testing involves testing whether a given software program or technology is compatible with others and promotes cross-use functionality. It checks whether software can inter-operate w...
kisskasa
- Jun 27th, 2008
Interoperability tests verify that the application can work in the production environment. Operability tests are performed AFTER or CONCURRENT with UAT(User Acceptance Testing). Plz correct me, if iam wrong.
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How is risk analysis done?
sunitha
- Dec 18th, 2006
Risk analysis is basically a factor that has to be predetermined before the entire starts up in order to avoid discomfort from client side
Sujatars
- Dec 6th, 2006
Risk Analysis is basically quantifying the risk. The 2 compoenents of Risk Analysis is 1)The probability of the event occuring & 2) the impact of event occured.
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