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Test Closure Documents
What are test closure documents?
mathan_vel
- Aug 10th, 2010
In my previous concern a Test Closure Document contains a checklist of all of the items that must be met in order to close a test project as well as a list of activities that must be performed after t...
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What is bidirectional Traceability matrix briefly explain?
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ashok varma
- Aug 2nd, 2010
It is mapping only the dependable requirements to the original requirements to identify the regression test cases.
Biswajit
- Jun 5th, 2007
In our tracebility matrix there is no column for "Defects".If you will add "Defects" column in your tracebility matrix then it is Bi-Directional tracebility matrix otherwise it is uni-Directional trac...
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In an application currently in production, one module of code is being modified. Is it necessary to re- test the whole application or is it enough to just test functionality associated with that module?
Usha_s
- Aug 4th, 2010
First check with the requirement traceability matrix, the tc which is getting affected. Give high priority to the affected TC followed by a quick regression
Krishna.kompella
- Apr 13th, 2010
If the same question is been asked in any interview, the answer according to me should be as follows - We need to analyse the complexity of the 'Change Request' or 'BUG' which have made the ...
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Configuration Management
What is configuration management in software testing?
sukarthi
- Aug 2nd, 2010
Configuration management covers the processes used to control, coordinate, and track: code, requirements, documentation, problems, change requests, designs, tools, compilers, libraries and patches changes made to them and who makes the changes.Correct me if I am wrong
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What is differnce between functional and non functional testing?
avanianand
- Jul 30th, 2010
Functional Testing: Testing the application against business requirements. Functional testing is done using the functional specifications provided by the client or by using the design specifications l...
sharads
- Jul 13th, 2009
FunctionalTo verify requirements, specifications, rules, objectives, algorithms, etc.Non-Functional (Operational)To verify that the system will work in production and will provide?consistent and pred...
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UML
What is UML and how UML is used for testing?
rmolabanti
- Jul 26th, 2010
UML is defined as Unified Modelling Launguage. It is one form to represent the requirements in diagrams. Every thing (requirements) is represented in the form of Use cases which is further represented as Actors,Actions and responses.
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Validate the Functionality of the Test Cases
How will you validate the functionality of the test cases, if there is no business requirement document or user requiredocument as such?
sarega99
- Jul 26th, 2010
The best approach to this scenario where there are no requirement documents of any types,to make sure that the functionality that is being tested is correct or not,would be to get interactive with the business people or the developers who are developing the code or the Business Analyst.
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Preparing Test Plan
Apart from SRS doc, which docs are required for preparing Test Plan?
mathan_vel
- Jul 26th, 2010
Apart from the SRS Documents, other inputs for the Test Plan is FRS,BRS, Functional Design, Mockup screens etc..
siriatwork
- Jan 5th, 2010
You will also need the Functional Specifications, Tech Design Documents, Data Dictionary depending on the requirements which you are preparing the Test Plan for!
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CVS
What is CVS and Why it is used?
mathan_vel
- Jul 26th, 2010
CVS: Concurrent Version System, Its a Coniguration Management Tool. Which is highly useful for managing the build by different version.
balajikrishdev
- May 25th, 2010
Its like back up. If a developer or tester had done something in the code which will not work, at that instance, developer or tester can use the pervious version of the build
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What are the different methodologies available for Test Effort Estimations?
mathan_vel
- Jul 14th, 2010
Following approaches can be used for the estimation: Top-Down Estimation and Bottom-Up Estimation.The top-down techniques are formula based and they are relative to the expenses for development:Functi...
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What is the difference between System and End-to-End Testing?
senjoster
- Jul 9th, 2010
System Testing: Testing the core functionality of a component or system or application.End-to-End Testing: An application may have dependency on upstream or downstream system or application. Testing the complete flow of data on all the components or application is called E2E testing.
Sonal Thakkar
- Aug 12th, 2008
End-To-End Testing refers to User Level testing of Component based systems. It verifies that the integrated component functions correctly as part of the overall system, and the existing Components of ...
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When we go for a software testing job in a big CMM-5 company, is there any certificate needed for software testing. because i had done my mca thru distance education. and with my own interest I learned Manual testing, winrunner,Testdirectory, Loadrunner,QTP etc. but I dont have any certificate. but presently iam working in a small ITcompany as a software trainee. so my question is this is it mandatory of all these local center certificate for proof of my knowledge. please anybody answer to this question?
hema_india
- Jun 13th, 2010
I dont think certificate is necessary.? It is your techically handling the interview that will be more than enough.
rahulskin
- Sep 14th, 2009
If your concepts for the testing is strong, the company will see before hiring you for the job that the knowledge and one thing, if the requirement that is client is that they requrie the Certified te...
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Types of Quality Control
What are the types of Quality Control?
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Comparator Tools
What is the use of comparator tools in testing? In which phase of testing do we use them?
mathan_vel
- Jun 9th, 2010
The test comparator is a useful feature for seeing exactly what the error is in a test failure. First, you should run a test file or test suite. Then select one of the test failures: this should show ...
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Content Test
How do you test a content or a description, when the time limit is very less and also how will you test valid test area for a test field.
mathan_vel
- Jun 9th, 2010
Content Test How do you test a content or a description, when the time limit is very less and also how will you test valid test area for a text field. 1) I will test content through search option in t...
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Prepare Traceability Matrix
How to prepare traceability matrix if there is no business document and functional document
ashokpamulapati
- Jun 8th, 2010
First of all, you have to check the project requirements. Map the developed Test cases with the corresponding requirement.Ex: If you develop a College management application, S...
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Hi,Can u please give me deatil notes for manual testing and Black Box testing (from the basics.)Regards,Jyothi.
ciprian1
- Jun 2nd, 2010
Testing is the verification of the customer requirments and black box testing are test that only knows the input and the output of the test, but not knowing the internal mechanism of the test.
graleh
- Feb 2nd, 2010
This is a big area with a lot of methods and esp. if you want if from the basics.. The best thing is to attend a course or read a book about it. I recommend "Foundations of Software Testing" by Dorothy Graham.
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1) what is the white box testing and block box testing?2)define the load runner?3)define the QTP and silk testing?
ciprian1
- Jun 2nd, 2010
White box testing are test that are done by the programmer to test the internal logic of the software.Black box testing are test done by the tester, it test what the software must do without knowing the internal mechanism.Load runner is for load testing the software.
sjrani
- Apr 20th, 2010
White box testing is unit testing which we dont get involved with tester. It is done by developer. Black box testing is the manual testing done by tester.Load Runner is Performance testing tool used to test the load for the application.QTP (Quick Test Pro) is functional regression testing tool
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How to do unit test on java?Is there any automate process avilable?
suresh
- Oct 10th, 2007
Generally unit testing is conducted by developers. unit testing means internal logic of given module. for java we use JUnit tool to test java modules
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Test Data Collection
How will you collect test data for a system which is migrated to another system lets say from UNIX to Windows as same test data cannot be used for both operating systems?
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