sandy05

 Profile Answers by sandy05 

• Jul 25th, 2007

 

Scope means, out of the entire application what are the paths we are going to check. Here i will give you one good example.

In my project i have 4 intakes (means i can provide data to my application thru 4 different applications) so scope for the phase 1 was defined that i should use only specified 2 intakes to test my appilication... once this is signned off... phase 2 will start with all the intakes and also another 30% new functionality.

10x
sandy

mathan_vel

 Profile Answers by mathan_vel Questions by mathan_vel

• Apr 22nd, 2009

 

Test Items, Features to be tested, and Features not to be tested.

Test Items- What to be test?, where to test?, where it will applicable?

Features to be Test - What's need to be Test?

Features not to be Tested - What's need not to be Test?

Srikant

• Oct 26th, 2012

 

Scope of testing includes the process to determine all those features or functionality as one may say that will be considered for Testing during a particular level of testing in a particular release. The scope is determined during the Test planning phase where in the test plan we mention the scope of testing we will consider.
Also along with mentioning the scope we also mention Out of Scope so that we are also clear what need not be tested or will not be considered as a test object.