qptopm

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• Apr 15th, 2016

Exploratory testing: 1) It is any testing to the extent that the tester actively controls the design of the tests as those tests are performed and uses information gained while testing to design new a...

kurtz182

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• Dec 15th, 2009

Ad-hoc testing is performed after testers have already gained knowledge about an application and have executed their formal structured tests.  The purpose is to use a tester's experience, kno...

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srivatsa

• Sep 2nd, 2007

In organisations we have a team called testing team. In that team all are doing testing the application but different pages. All pages are not given to you. First when ever you find a defect then you ...

Jagan Mohan Rao

• Sep 2nd, 2007

If your application is related to WEB application then this answer will give you a clear point about Environment?type of defects. When ever you are executing your test cases. Then some cases or in so...

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shazia

• Nov 25th, 2014

This answer really clear my concepts about random testing...especially the way of explaining with example is quite informative.

Manivannan

• Jul 13th, 2012

Random Testing just like monkey testing because we don't want to test sequentially and we don't to follow any document.

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What are the entry criteria for Functionality and Performance testing?. What is test metrics?What is the Outcome of Testing?What is the need for testing?Why do you go for White box testing, when Black box testing is available?What is Baseline document, Can you say any two?What are the Qualities of a Tester?What are the various levels of testing? What are the risks involved in testing?What is the difference...

Zia jamal

• Apr 14th, 2018

As Per CMMI level 3:Entry Criteria for Functionality are: Completion of Previous cycle,Test Environment set-up,Completion of code migration and code review.And as for performance a Non-Functional Req...

Ashish Namdeo

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• Apr 25th, 2011

What is Baseline document, Can you say any two?BASELINE: Its the final built produce after managing many changes in the software product.managing these changes caleed as configurational managemnt, its...

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HARDY

• Jun 7th, 2017

Alpha testing takes place at the developers site by the internal teams, before release to external customers. This testing is performed without the involvement of the development teams. Beta testing ...

dayana

• Dec 4th, 2014

Alpha testing :::::: pre release testing by end user representatives at the developer site

beta testing:::::::::testing performed by potential customers at their own location

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ciprian1

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• 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

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• 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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DK

• Mar 6th, 2012

There are numerous methodologies available for developing and testing software. The methodology you choose depends on factors such as the 1. Nature of project, 2. The project...

mfsi_satyakamm

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• Mar 6th, 2012

Testing Methodology consists of methods which we are going to follow to test our application. Methods should be chosen which best suits our application. Methods can be chosen basing upon: 1) Type of M...

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Payal ugale

• Jun 10th, 2017

RTM is a requirement traceability matrix it traces the each and every deliverable right from the incitiation to the final stage

Bharathy

• Mar 21st, 2017

Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM) captures all requirements proposed by client or development team. Used to check all testcases are covered, so that no functionality should miss.

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Simranjeet Singh

• Jul 2nd, 2017

Both Static and Dynamic testing comes under Usability Testing. Features that are frequently used should be placed on the left side and are known as static features. And testing the placement of stati...

Abhilash

• May 3rd, 2017

Static testing is verification process (inspecting documents).
Dynamic Testing is Validation process (have we built the software as per the requirement!).

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Answered by: Sahithi

• Nov 25th, 2005

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 this matrix defines the mapping between customer requirements and prepared testcases by testengineers.this matrix is requirements traceability matrix or requirements validation matrix.this is used by testing team to verify how far the testcases prepared have covered the requirements of the functionalities to be tested.

Amit

• Aug 28th, 2015

Mapping between test cases or requirement is called traceability matrix.

Bhuvaneshwari K

• Oct 10th, 2014

A traceability matrix is a document, usually in the form of a table, that correlates any two baselined documents that require a many-to-many relationship to determine the completeness of the relations...

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1.what is the difference between regression testing and retesting?in which stage a tester undertakes regression testing and retesting? is both of them same.Explain clearly.2.Is functional testing a part of system testing?3.When a build arrives ,what is t

SONIA25

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• May 28th, 2008

Re-Testing "Whenever a fault is detected and fixed the software should  be restested to ensure that the  original fault has been sucessfully  removed" Regresion testing "...

geek_niladri2009

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• May 26th, 2008

Regression Testing:-After fix the bugs verify whether new faults are generated or not in the related modules or other module in systemRe Testing:- Repeat the execution of test cases after a bug is fixed to verify the bug has fixed properly.If not fixed properly,Reissue the same.

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dinesh

• Jan 2nd, 2017

Anitha can you please explain difference b/w developing team and testing team from agile model

palash

• Jun 11th, 2016

Can anyone tell what is example of v model?

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Mavin

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• Dec 15th, 2010

Based on my practical knowledge, organizational experience & knowledge gained through various sources of information, I will try to explain the 5 different CMM levels. As we are moving up in ...

guptvibha

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• Jul 5th, 2009

CMM - Capability Maturity Model.It is process improvement approach. It can be used to guide process improvement across a project, a division, or an entire organization. It is maturity level for an...

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Azad khan

• Mar 12th, 2015

The phenomenon of executing the testing activities in systematic and planed way is called software testing life cycle..

Rakesh

• Feb 8th, 2015

1.Testplaning and control
2.Analysis and design
3.Implementation And Execution
4.Evalution and reporting
5.Completion

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If an interviewer asks me " Why did you choose software testing?..." then what should I answer....

snehal

• Sep 15th, 2017

In my point of view, giving a true answer is best because they will understand your fake answer about "making customer happy makes me happy" .. so make it simple use your true point of view .. it will be very beneficial for you.

ankit p patel

• Jun 28th, 2017

In my point of view. Best answer of this question is I selected QA because I want to see Customer so happy that he will always remember us. And this is possible when we become error free application.
That's it!!!

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kurtz182

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• Nov 20th, 2009

The following are required to author test cases:1) Business Requirements Document (BRD)2) Technical Specification Document (TSD)The following are nice to have:1) Test Plan2) Architectural Diagram(s)  3) Work-flow Diagram(s)4) Approved Application Mock-ups

mathan_vel

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• Sep 14th, 2009

1.SRS2. Functional Document (FRS,BRS, etc..)3. Design Level documents(Use case, Design Screens)4. Requirement Traceability Matrix

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Gyanesh Gupta

• Oct 13th, 2014

Test Case: A software test case is a set of steps and expected results used to test an application. It is created from the software requirements. Well-written test cases can make the testing cycle smo...

pallavigajelli

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• Jul 16th, 2010

Use cases describe the system from the user's point of view A test case in software engineering is a set of conditions or variables under which a tester will determine whether an application or software system is working correctly or not.

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AmitHam  

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• Member Since Jan-2006 | Jan 9th, 2006

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1]High Severity And Low Priority----If  there is an application , if that application crashes after mulple use of any functionality (exa--save Button use 200 times then that application will crash)

Means High Severity because application chrashed but Low Priority because no need to debug right now you can debug it after some days.

2]High Priority And Low Severity---- If any Web site say "Yahoo" now if the logo of site "Yahoo" spell s "Yho"  ----Than Priority is high but severity is low.

Because it effect the name of site so important to do quick ---Priority

but it is not going to crash because of spell chage so severity low.

Amit Hambarde

Ajit.Rawat3

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• Aug 30th, 2012

-> First of all make the clear understanding of severity and the priority of a bug. Severity:- How badly bug is effecting the functionality of an Application. Priority:- How quick we need to resolve ...

rohan.satpute

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• Jul 22nd, 2012

High Severity and Low Priority Bugs
- Issue supposes to be caused for Leap Year or Year end.
Low Severity and High Priority Bugs
- Issue such Spelling mistake on GUI Main Screen

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priyanka

• Aug 19th, 2018

Explanation is tooo good thank u soo much

Pradeep Singh

• Jul 1st, 2016

A mistake in coding is called ERROR, Error found by tester is called DEFECT, Defect accepted by developer is called BUG, If build does not meet requirements then it is FAILURE.

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ravi

• Mar 7th, 2013

Test the application with invalid inputs is called negative testing.

Tanuja

• Mar 5th, 2013

It is a type of testing, one should have negative mind set and we should check all the functionalists and validations instead of providing positive inputs we should provide invalid inputs.

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