Answer posted by Radhika on 2005-05-23 18:12:32: Software configuration management (SCM) is the control, and the recording that are made to the software and documentation throughout the software development cycle (SDLC). SCM covers the tools and processes used to control, coordinate and track code, requirements, documentation, problems, change requests, designs, tools, compilers, libraries, patches...

choudary

• Jul 10th, 2005

Managemet which configures the software is called SCM. here configuration means arrangement of the parts of the software..  software configuration management is the decipline for systematica...

Radhika

• May 23rd, 2005

Software configuration management (SCM) is the control, and the recording that are made to the software and documentation throughout the software development cycle (SDLC). SCM covers the tools and pr...

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choudary

• Jul 10th, 2005

I would like to be a QA engineer.  b'coz it's work related to the prevention. this is a most challening work than the test engineer.

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sivani

• Jul 12th, 2005

FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) is a proactive tool, technique and quality method that enables the identification and prevention of process or product errors before they occur.  Fai...

choudary

• Jul 6th, 2005

failure: failure means "the fact of somenthing expected not being done."   that means the application peforms actions against the requirements.  effect means " a change caused by m...

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choudary

• Jul 13th, 2005

harness: an arrangement of straps for attaching a horse to a cart. Test Harness: This class of tool supports the processing of tests by working it almost painless to 1. Install a candidate p...

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choudary

• Jul 15th, 2005

A code which is 1.bug free 2.reusable 3.independent 4.less complexity 5.well documented 6. easy to chage  is called good code

Radhika

• May 25th, 2005

A code that works "Bug Free", reliable and maintainable.

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choudary

• Jul 15th, 2005

QA always monitors the project from beginning to end. if there is process violation takes places then he takes a CAPA(corrective action and preventive action). his work is preventive work. he does his work by conducting reviews,meetings, walkthroughs usin check lists, issue lists.

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C.Chitra Naidu

• Jul 15th, 2005

We can prioritize testing tasks within a project by determining the risk factor of each and every module on the basis of impact and likelihood and then start testing the module having the highest risk factor.

ASOKAN

• Jun 6th, 2005

# Purpose  1. product  To satisfy some contractual requirement. 2. tool  To further the testing process itself.  1. schedule 2. map  Why dis...

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Penisetty

• Jul 22nd, 2005

A Successful proudct is :- 1) Bugs Free  2) Quality should maintain  3) In Time Delivered in the Market 4) It should be Standard in Market with high demand  5) It should be us...

vijjijjub

• Jun 4th, 2005

A successful product is one which is bug free and is as per the requirements specifiend by the customer, satisfying all the quality standards and into the market with in the schedule.

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zulfi

• Jul 25th, 2005

QA certainly is more challenging because U R trying to prevent the bugs !

vijjijjub

• Jun 4th, 2005

Ensuring that all the customer requirements are met in the product which is under production. It s a static testing activity which is conducted before Quality control.   It answers the querry, ARE WE BUILDING THE PRODUCT IN A BETTER WAY BY USING APPROPRIATE PROCESS?

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ashok durgempudi

• Jul 27th, 2005

Usually bug report contains. * path ( module / link) * bug severity * posted by * assigned to * status * resolution * screen shots for reference

Bala Krishna.Thota

• Apr 18th, 2005

The bug report contains following elements these are 1.bug description 2.founded by 3.severity of the bug 4.status of the bug 5.in which feature/module detected. 6.comments if bug deffered.

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M Pavan Kumar

• Aug 10th, 2005

We do manual testing on printers/MFP's.  The best bug i was found in the pre-gold release of product, i.e printer is not printing due to improper build  

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garima

• Aug 10th, 2005

Test results are analysed to indentify the major causes of  defect and which is the phase that has introduced most of the defects.This can be achieved through cause/effect  analysis or Par...

choudary

• Jul 9th, 2005

after the execution testcases on the corresponding build or version we get the results. before track down them into the bugtracking tool we have to analyze them to assign the seviority. when...

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garima

• Aug 10th, 2005

Which test case to automate: 1: test cases that need to run for every built.(also called sanity testing) 2: test that uses multiple set of datavalues for same actoin(called data driven test...

Phani Kumar

• Aug 5th, 2005

If you using Automation, then Automation process is 1.Recording Script 2.Writing Script 3.Executing Script 4.Editing Script 5.Analysing Testing Result

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M Pavan Kumar

• Aug 11th, 2005

Use Cases can developed using UML. Scenario Testing is based on Use Cases. i.e Use Case describes the user interaction with the system/Application

Anupam Anand

• Apr 28th, 2005

The Unified Modeling Language is a third-generation method for specifying, visualizing, and documenting the artifacts of an object-oriented system under development From the inside, the Unified Model...

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mahesh

• Aug 11th, 2005

The 5 concepts are: localizability, translation, localization, internationalization, and globalization.  The first three (localizability, translation, and localization) are about resources:&...

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Answer posted by Radhika on 2005-05-23 17:54:51: Quality assurance personnel are responsible for validating project assumptions and ensuring the quality of phase deliverables. Quality assurance personnel should be independent of the development process and use predefined standards and procedures to assess deliverables throughout project life cycles.  

sayamalarao

• Aug 22nd, 2005

Very good

Hafeez

• Jun 13th, 2005

? Work with Product Development and Software Engineering to define software test system requirements.  ? Work with project manager to develop schedule and budget for software test systems.  ...

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Ranjith Nair

• Aug 25th, 2005

Waterfall approach is a traditional approach to the s/w development.This will work out of it project is a small one(Not complex).Real time projects need spiral methodology as SDLC.Some product based d...

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Ranjith Nair

• Aug 25th, 2005

It depends on the functionality related with that module.We need to check whether that module is inter-related with other modules.If it is related with other modules,we need to test related modules too.Otherwise,if it is an independent module,no need to test other modules.

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Ranjith Niar

• Aug 25th, 2005

Unit system comes first.Performed by a developer. Integartion testing comes next.Performed by a tester System testing comes last-Performed by a tester

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Ranjith Nair

• Aug 25th, 2005

In Rational Robot,we are using verifcation points to check this.It will record the actaul and baseline values and if it fals while playbacking,the comparator will come in to picture and will check the diffrence  File comparison and file existence are two verification points

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