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How do you scope, organize, and execute a test project?
neha3001
- Dec 8th, 2008
Scope : 1) Determine stages of testing.2) Determine types of testing.3) Risk and contingences that might affect the design, implementation and testing.4) List the features to be testted and features not to be tested.5) List any assumptions made in preparing this document.
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What is Test Scope ?
deshav
- Dec 29th, 2008
The scope of testing is the extensiveness of the test process. A narrow scope may be limited to determining whether or not the software specifications were correctly implemented. The scope broadens as more responsibilities are assigned to software testers.
kolisetty522
- Nov 27th, 2007
Testing the application in the boundary of the requirements specification document.
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Can anybody explain me about tracebility matrix with an ex? how can we calculate whether testing is completed by using tracebility matrix?
swathirao_829
- Jan 5th, 2009
Tracebility matrix is a document where we will estimate how many test cases we need to create. suppose there are 100 requirements of which, each 10 requirement are with similar functionality. We ...
Murgesh
- Jun 17th, 2006
Tracebility Matrix is a document which maps all the test cases generated by based on Software Requirement Specification document and based on type of project some time it includes Business Rules ...
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What is vertical traceability
priyastrivedi
- Jan 28th, 2009
Traceability matrix is of three types: 1. Vertical Traceability matrix. 2. Transversal Traceability Matrix 3. Horizontal Traceability matrix. Vertical Traceability matrix is high level document wh...
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Project Estimation
Explain What do you mean by Project Estimation?
Tru123
- Apr 15th, 2009
Time to be taken, affored to be require mean how many people work on project, and budget to complite the the project. To Estimate All these things majorly consider under Project Estimation. If i am wrong Pl let me know!
poonam_mehta
- Apr 14th, 2009
Project Estimation includes estimation of following things; 1. Project Schedule (In term of timelines i.e how much time it will take to complete the project) 2. Resources (In term on man power h...
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What is a difference between system testing and functional testing, major difference?
nagamani132829
- Apr 29th, 2009
In Functional testing the testing mainly based on Functionality of the Individual product but in system testing the testing will be done to overall system and its performance after combining all the modules.
mummasani
- Mar 1st, 2006
system testing is also called as black box testing technique. it includes functionality testing, performance testing, user interface testing and security testing. so functionality testing is a part of system testing
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Latent bug
What is Latent bug? What the tester should do after finding the Latent bug?
vk1978
- Apr 30th, 2009
A defect that is detected in the current build and it is reproducible in the previous builds too.....
Mahendar Reddy
- Apr 29th, 2009
The bug will occur in every build but identified?by test engineer in the latest build.?
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What is meant by Confidence Testing & Pilot Testing?2. What is meant by snail view and bird view?
seenuji
- Jul 4th, 2009
The Periodic Testing of Application or Product is called Confidence Testing.You can logically think about confidence as a matter of much knowledge or well-known about a particular thing.
shivak141
- Oct 23rd, 2007
Pilot Testing Testing that involves the users just before actual release to ensure that users become familiar with the release contents and ultimately accept it. Often is considered a Move-to-Producti...
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Endurance Testing
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Field Entry Testing
What is Field Entry Testing? What type of testing it is?
goksn
- Jul 23rd, 2009
Field entry value is nothing but testing the compatibility between front end input value with respect back end (eg database) data types / data constraints.Example: The back end database scheme tells f...
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What is status meeting
ashishks
- Jul 28th, 2009
Status meeting consists of the following points:1. What is the status of the task which was assigned previously to anyone.2. Is there any issue which any individual is facing in the current engazement...
sandeep kumar
- Nov 23rd, 2007
I Agree with Rahul but Little modification. Reporting is done to Team Lead to Team Manager and Team Manager to Manager. To know the status of the project like it is completed 50%,80% and 90% etc on time schedule
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Walkthrough
What do you mean by walkthrough?
ashishks
- Jul 28th, 2009
Walkthough is an informal meeting which is conducted basically for informational or evaluation purpose. By following different paths of the code, it is determined that the code best fits to its purpose. Walkthough basically determines individual developer computency of coding.
sudhakar8
- Aug 6th, 2008
A walk through is a informal meeting for information purpose used to discuss and improve on work item. little or no preparation is required
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Exhaustive and Non-Exhaustive Testing
What is exhaustive and non-exhaustive testing?
ashishks
- Jul 28th, 2009
Exhaustive testing- Testing all possible scenarios(all permutation and combination of functionalities) is called exhaustive testing.Non-Exhaustive testing: Testing only postive & negative scenario...
goksn
- Jul 23rd, 2009
IMHO, Exhaustive testing, testing all the possible test cases (which is in many cases not possible due to time and budget factors)Non-exhaustive testing is executing the chosen test cases based on prirotiy. This is normally followed in many testing projects.
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Defect Seeding
Define the Term Defect Seeding.
ashishks
- Sep 1st, 2009
Defect seeding is the process of introducing known defect in the build which is ready to go for testing. So developers knowingly introduce a defect, which will automatically occure after a certain time. Purpose of defect seeding is to determine whether build is properly tested or not?
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Acceptance Testing
Testing conducted to enable a user/customer to determine whether to accept a software product. Normally performed to validate the software meets a set of agreed acceptance criteria.
geethathiraviam
- Nov 13th, 2009
The users of the software may carry out acceptance testing to confirm that the system works as expected and to gain confidence that it has met the requirements.
Nimishre
- May 14th, 2007
Acceptance testing is usually done by the end user or business to see whether the product is meeting or satisfying their resquirements or need.
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What is Branch Testing
Testing in which all branches in the program source code are tested at least once.
kurtz182
- Nov 21st, 2009
Branch testing is a performed during white box testing to verify that all branch options are covered. Examples include verifying every iteration of a CASE statement or WHILE loop.
sudhakar2068
- Sep 14th, 2006
Branch Testing: Testing in which all branches in the program source code are tested at least once. sudhakar kolla.If you have doubts can ask me.My Email:kollasudhakar2005@yahoo.co.in.My Number:09819859346.
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Is bug life cycle and defect life cycle are same?if yes plz define those two?
ladeepthi
- Dec 4th, 2009
A human being make an error, which produces a defect (fault,bug) in the code in software or a system or in a document. If a defect in code is executed the system will fail (failure)This is according to ISTQB. This means bug and defect are same. so the answer to the question is "Yes"
Tiger2k
- Mar 3rd, 2008
As far as the life cycle goes( bug & defect) both follow the same life cycle.However Bug and defect are not same.Bug is a faultmistake in a program which that prevents it from behaving as int...
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What does it mean by "Business Rules" testing?
mathan_vel
- Mar 2nd, 2010
Business Rules is nothing but, some conditions given for the requirement or changes in the application flow. below i gave an example for the business Rules.For a Web Application Prohm Business Analyst...
karunachennai
- May 31st, 2008
It means following the standard business procedures within the company limit. Before applying the business rules should be done the forecasting accurately.
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1. AMDOCS Testing2. DW testing3. ERP testing4. Mainframe testing5.SOX Testing6. Six sigma testing7.RUP-CMM testing
Subramanyam gv
- Jun 28th, 2010
3. ERP Based on ERP we need to validate is most important than functionality. It is an integrated from one module to another that means make relation with other modules example marketing is related to salses and serives.
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Release Notes
What is Release Notes?What is Final Candidate?
mahe_sh26
- Jun 29th, 2010
Generally Release notes is Derived from SRS Documnet, Release notes will be prepared by Release Manager. It Contains the CR Production , Deffered IR, IR Production In the Particular Release. &nbs...
sunithachenna
- Apr 1st, 2008
Release notes is the one where it contains the summary of Testing performmed in the particular build like Functionalities that can be tested,Functionalities that cannot be tested, Defects that are fixed, known issues etc...
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