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Bug Triage
What is Bug Triage? What is its use in the testing process? How it is done?
kurtz182
- Dec 17th, 2009
Bug Triage is the process of evaluating defect reports to determine their course of action. It is typically the Program Manager's (PM) responsibility to facilitate a meeting (...
mathan_vel
- Nov 3rd, 2009
Bug Triage is nothing but making a meeting and examine the Bugs in order to Fix ( Prioritize )--Some bugs needs to be Hot Fix (High priority to close the bug)--Some bugs needs to Fix later (Medium)--Some bugs need not be fix (Low)
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Prority for Submodule to Test
While testing you came to known that submodule C contains 150% more defects that other 6 modules.Submodule A has 60% lesses bugs that expected.what should be strategy:1.Tester should concentrate more on MODULE C because it has more bugs that other modules.2.tester should concentrate more on MODULE A because it has lesses bugs.3.Tester should executive a few tests for Submodule C.4.This much information...
kurtz182
- Dec 17th, 2009
My answer is: 4. This much information is insufficient to decide strategyMy reasons:1) We don't know how much test effort was originally applied to each of the modules in order to obtain the...
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Post Mortem in Software Testing Process
What is a Post Mortem in a software testing process?
mathan_vel
- Dec 18th, 2009
From a software testing standpoint, a post-mortem meeting is a good place to reexamine. In the meeting, care should be taken to reexamine: * Testing estimates versus actual execution...
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Should stakeholders Report Bugs
Is it true that any stakeholder should be able to report a defect? If so, why? And if so, how would this be done?
mathan_vel
- Dec 18th, 2009
Yes, they can Report Bugs. As point of User Acceptance Test. Stakeholders make a run on the Project Execution and determine the changes to be made. Even they can point out the defect and report them.
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Explain at least 4 aspects of Product Quality for ex:Response Time please answer this question I faced it in interview.
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
Here are my top five:1) Desirable - I want it2) Usable - I can use it3) Intuitive - It is easy to use4) Efficient - It frees up my time5) Reliable - I can depend on it
deepaksporty
- Sep 11th, 2007
The answer which is given by the other members is correct and just to add few more parameters to aspects of software. 1. Understandibility2. Completeness3. Conciseness4. Portability5. Maintainability6...
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What is the difference between REQUIREMENT & SPECIFICATION ?Please brief about .Thanks & Best Regards.Zahir hussainCHENNAI.
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
REQUIREMENT: "What a client wants..." A documented need of what a particular product or service should be or do. SPECIFICATION: "How to get there..." Explicitly states essential te...
Mahesh Kumar.G
- May 25th, 2006
Requirements: What the clients want?Specification:How the requirement has to be met?Ex:Requirement - Client want a Pen?Ex:specification - Pen should be a ink pen,green colour,10 cm height,1cm width and so on.RegardsMahesh
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Write Testing scenario's for call center application in development stage.
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
I have several questions:1) Is this an inbound or outbound call center?2) What industry does this call center serve?3) What is this call center used for?Let's assume it is an inbound call cen...
venkadesh
- Jul 22nd, 2006
Case #2:OutBound Callcenter1.If the Timezone r after 9.00 o clock stop calling2.If one Timezone is > 9.00 o'clk then start calling next zones
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What is the difference between Master Test Plan and Test Plan? Do we need both? Please explain in detail?
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
TEST PLAN: Large and complex projects employ a number of testers where each one is responsible for specific functional areas. Due to the complexity of these p...
chandrakant
- May 10th, 2006
Actually there is no major difference in Mater test plan(MTP) and test plan (TP) as such.Ideally most of the organization do not go for MTP as long it is not needed primary reason being testing teams ...
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Who will prepare Requirement traceability matrix and what are the columns in that and explain briefly about them .
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
1) The person responsible for preparing the Requirements Traceability Matrix and mapping requirements to test cases vary between company and project. In my company, the tester performs this task...
sameksha
- May 2nd, 2006
It is prepared by the Project Manager however subsequently Updatations/changes are done by the particular Module Leader who is working on that particular requirement.The Traceability Matrix has the fo...
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What will you do in the mean time when you find a 'ShowStopper' and escalated the same to the client
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
I would do the following things:1) I would author a defect report that describes the issue in detail and assign it a correspondingly high Priority.2) I would inform all invested and concerned sta...
bibhu_behera
- Jun 13th, 2007
1.Inform to dev team and Client.2.File a bug in the defect tracking system.
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1.What is the ONE key element of \'Test case\' & \'Test plan\'?2.If you have an application,but do not have any requirements available,then how would you perform testing?3.What is peer review in practical terms?
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
1) The one key element that impacts both a test case and test plan is requirements.2) I would perform exploratory testing because requirements are not necessary in this type of testing. Don'...
mathan_vel
- Apr 8th, 2009
1. SRS is the one key element of Test cae & Test Plan. Other key elements are FRS, Design Level Documents, CR .2. This can done by adhoc testing. no prior documemt is needed for testing. but may o...
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Complete Testing
Select a reason that does not agree with the fact that complete testing is impossible:a. The domain of possible inputs is too large to test.b. Limited financial resources.c. There are too many possible paths through the program to test.d. The user interface issues (and thus the design issues) are too complex to completely test.
kurtz182
- Dec 21st, 2009
Select a reason that does not agree with the fact that complete testing is impossible:a. The domain of possible inputs is too large to test.b. Limited financial resources.c. There are too many possibl...
ashishks
- Aug 26th, 2009
C. There are too many possible paths through the program to test.And this is why in the "Principles of testing", it is clearly mentioned:"EXASTIVE TESTING IS NOT POSSIBLE"
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What is performence testing? How I do performence testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 21st, 2009
Software performance testing is the run-time performance of a software in its integrated system environment. Some questions that performance testing answers:1) Do page load times meet requiremen...
nagarjunareddyyiza
- Oct 11th, 2006
PERFORMENCE TESTING: THE TEST IS CONDUCTED TO EVALUTE COMPLIANEC OF A SYSTEM OR A COMPOUND WITH SPECIFIC PERFORMENCE REQIRMENTS
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What is Mututation Testing??Plz giv with Eg..
kurtz182
- Dec 21st, 2009
Mutation testing introduces defects into source code in order to determine whether tests are valid. Tests that pass after the source code is mutated are considered to be defective or inadequate. CONDI...
kurtz182
- Dec 21st, 2009
Mutation testing introduces defects into source code in order to determine whether tests are valid. Tests that pass after the source code is mutated are considered to be defective or inadequate....
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What is Dynamic Time while testing where we implement it
kurtz182
- Dec 21st, 2009
The nature of time is dynamic, so the term 'Dynamic Time' seems a bit redundant. Therefore, I'm not sure exactly what you are asking here. However, there are circumstances in t...
praveen reddy Bayana
- Apr 16th, 2007
Dynamic? testing is nothing but,testing the application by running the processit is done in every web application,(by checking all items are working proper or not
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Give some inputs on equivalence partition and Boundary value analysis and they will be prepared .Do we need to write testcases or prepare testdata for these?
kurtz182
- Dec 21st, 2009
Both equivalence class partitioning and boundary value analysis are used to help minimize the number of test cases that are necessary to test. Equivalence class partitioning is a process that ev...
shivanibehere
- May 10th, 2006
Equivalence Partition:- Suppose there are 5000 students data and tester has to check the data for each student ,it is time consuming process for checking the individual's record. For this instance Tes...
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Balanced Score Card
How can the concept of 'balanced scorecard' be used in testing?
mathan_vel
- Dec 22nd, 2009
This can be done through by Funtional and Process Audit with Standards (ISO, Six Sigma, CMM Level)
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Important Part of a Test Plan
Which is the most important part in a Test Plan?
kurtz182
- Dec 24th, 2009
The most important parts of a test plan are test strategy and test scope. If I had to select only one of these, I would have to go with test strategy. It could be argued that test scope is as important.
mathan_vel
- Nov 3rd, 2009
The Most Important part of a Test Plan is Test StrategyA test strategy is an outline that describes the testing portion of the software development cycle. It is created to inform project managers, tes...
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Backward and Forward Traceability
What is Backward Traceability and Forward Traceability in refenrence with Requirement Traceability Matrix?
kurtz182
- Dec 24th, 2009
Forward traceability maps requirements to test cases.Backward traceability maps test cases to requirements.Forward and backward traceability together are known as bi-directional traceability...
mathan_vel
- Nov 3rd, 2009
Mapping take place from from requirements to end products is Forward TraceabilityMapping take place from end product back to requirements is Backward TraceabilityUsing both the Forward and Backward Tr...
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If a tester writes a code in a code, what is that called?
kurtz182
- Dec 24th, 2009
It is called 'embedded scripting' or simply 'scripting'. The language embedded in the code is call the 'scripting language'.
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