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What is the relationship between Use Case and Test Case?
kurtz182
- Jan 2nd, 2010
A use case is a method that is used to identify, clarify, and organize system requirements. A good use case describes a required function on a high level and from a user perspective and it involves in...
Sunil Kumar Nanda
- Sep 15th, 2006
Test Case: Test Case is a commonly used term for a specific test. This is usually the smallest unit of testing. A Test Case will consist of information such as requirements testing, test steps, verifi...
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. Realising you won't be able to test everything - how do you decide what to test first?
atulsinghal123
- Mar 17th, 2009
If we realize that we are not able to test everything. We can test the test cases based on.
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Thanks in Advance,
Shantanu">I was asked in an Interview"Is CMM(Capability Maturity Model) part of Quality Assurance or Quality Control?"Thanks in Advance,Shantanu
kurtz182
- Dec 27th, 2009
The Capability Maturity Model (CMM) is a model used to improve organizational business processes, but it was orginally designed to improve the software development process.
Dharmakrishnan
- Dec 19th, 2006
Hi CMM deals with the standard and procedure so it is the part of Quality Assurance who is responsible for those things
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How will u know that the testcase written by you is correct before your testing goes to live
vk1978
- Apr 22nd, 2009
After writing test cases, Seniors or TL will review those test cases and comments if there are any mistakes and after conformation that they are correct they will approve those test cases so that we can go further to do testing on application.
mkarthik6482
- Aug 25th, 2007
By conducting the Peer review the testcase will be verified that it as a valid one.
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How do you scope, organize, and execute a test project?
kurtz182
- Dec 5th, 2009
The answer to this question depends on your role in the test team. The Test Manager, Test Lead, and Tester will approach the process differently. I will answer this question as if it were ...
Gangadhar Nidudavolu
- Jan 6th, 2006
The Scope can be defined from the BRS, SRS, FRS or from functional points. It may be anything that is provided by the client. And regarding organizing we need to analyze the functionality to be covere...
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If you come onboard, give me a general idea of what your first overall tasks will be as far as starting a quality effort.
kurtz182
- Dec 29th, 2009
If I am new to an organization and want to make an impact on quality, these are things I would likely do first:1) Learn the organization's business model.2) Learn who does what within this bu...
Sujatars
- Oct 9th, 2007
If u join a new organization and come on board the first task would be to get familiar with the existing testing/quality processess defined , after that u might be able to find the gaps & identify the needs for improvement.
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Have you ever created a test plan?
kurtz182
- Dec 28th, 2009
Yes, I have created numerous test plans. I have also faciliated meetings with cross-functional stakeholders (project manager, representatives from the business sector, developers, engineers...
Sujatars
- Oct 9th, 2007
Test plan is a document which gives the overall direction to the testing.Test plans and their formats vary from company to company.It might contain : Test Scope, Test objective,Assumpti...
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How do you determine what to test?
Anup
- Jul 29th, 2013
First go through the BRS (business requirement specification) then takeout out the SRS (Software requirement Specification) by analyzing the requirement of the client then filter out the FRS (Function...
kurtz182
- Dec 27th, 2009
I determine what to test in the following ways:1) By learning as much about the product as I possibly can.2) By asking a lot of questions and gaining insight from:- clients- customers- ...
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Describe me to the basic elements you put in a defect report?
Answer posted by Ravi on 2005-06-01 13:25:52: The bugs are entered into a bug-reporting tool. Nowadays, every organization uses the Test Director as their Test Management Tool. This has Defects section, where you can follow the Steps after Clicking Add Defect Button. If your organization uses a different tool for entering defects, the first Step in entering a defect is give a Name or Summary of the...
kurtz182
- Dec 5th, 2009
The elements of a defect report are:a) Defect IDb) Current status of defect (Open, Resolved, Not Repro, etc.)c) Application versiond) Tester namee) Test case numberf) Priority levelg) Severity levelh)...
gettoknow
- Dec 2nd, 2007
in defect report followings elements are to be includedbug idapplication version test case numberbug detail descriptionis bug reproducibletester nametest datebug detected datebug description in a line...
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What is an equivalence class?
kurtz182
- Dec 28th, 2009
An equivalence class is a collection whose members have an identical characteristic. This concept is used in testing in order to reduce the number of inputs by selecting only a few representative members from the equivalent class.
devender gulati
- Oct 18th, 2005
Based on the property of input/ output variables the input/output domain is divided in to equal class.equivalence class means the class of input varibles for which the system behaves similarly.
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What is unit testing?
siri
- May 29th, 2019
Testing the individual componant of software application is called as unit testing.
lamiafarhat
- May 21st, 2012
A set of one or more computer program, a source code that aims to test unit of program, its a sort of white box testing techniques implemented by developer for an early defect detecting and also to facilitate integration
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What is Negative testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 28th, 2009
I disagree with the classic definition of negative testing:"Testing aimed at showing software does not work. Also known as "test to fail".When I conduct negative testing, it is not my i...
mathan_vel
- Dec 10th, 2009
Negative Testing: Testing aimed at showing software does not work. Also known as "test to fail".
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For a bug with high severity can we give the priority also to be high...If so why we need both?For exampleseverity=1 and priority=1...Cant we have only priority/severity??
Give me answer
kurtz182
- Jan 4th, 2010
Defect reports should include both severity and priority. Severity refers to impact on customer; Priority refers to the urgency of its fix. You can have a high severity defect that&nb...
sha
- Jul 8th, 2006
HiThis?is Sha.?I?think?that Prority is given on basics on functionality, where as Severity is given on meaning ex. Addtion of two number.By giving two number as input the output generated is corre...
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What is workaround ?
kurtz182
- Dec 27th, 2009
A workaround is a temporary fix that implies a genuine solution to the problem is required. Workarounds are considered brittle in that they do not respond well to further pressure on the system....
pankaja
- Feb 28th, 2006
workaround in development:Suppose there 1 bug in the s/w which is quite tuft to solve immediately,due to which testers can't check certain functionality. In this case the developer finds some quick so...
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What are the seviority levels?
1. Fatal error:(e.g. : Suppose u will open a IE Browser then browser cannot be opened, The page cannot be displayed), it is also called as Show Stopper Errors or 500 Internal servers problem.2. Major error:(On the above example, the page can be opened, but the contents cannot be displayed)3. Minor error: Cosmetic errors such as spell check, alignment problem, and etc...4. Sugession: At Last How the...
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What are the Testing levels and types
siri
- May 29th, 2019
Testing levels:Unit Testing,Integration Testing,system tetsing.AcceptanceTesting.
Testing Types: Sanity Testing,Regression Testing,Accessability Testing,Performance Testing.kurtz182
- Jan 2nd, 2010
This is not an exhaustive list:- Unit testing- Integration testing- Statement and branch coverage testing- Functional testing- Function integration testing- Concurrency testing- GUI testing- Domain te...
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