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Deliverables Preparation
What all is included in Deliverables Preparation? When this will be prepared i.e at which point of STLC?
rameshn3
- Jun 15th, 2008
Deliverables include 1.Functional specification document 2.Test plan document 3. Test case document 4. Test report 5.Test summary Deliverables are prepared when project is completed.
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What is difference between client/sever , web server application in Testing Point of view ??
rameshn3
- May 26th, 2008
1.Client server applications have a controlled client.web applications are client server applications. The browser is a client and the webserver is a server2. Client server application is loaded at th...
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Functional and Functionality testing
Can anybody describe the difference between the functional testing and functionality testing?
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what is the difference between static testing and dynamic testing
please can any one explain what is static testing and dynamic testing
G.D.S.Prasad
- Mar 4th, 2009
1. Dynamic testing involves the execution of the code where as static testing involves manual examination of documents, code etc.2. Dynamic testing finds fewer bugs than static testing.3. Static testi...
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Why do we need testers not developers for testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 6th, 2009
Don't forget, we need developers to perform their unit tests and integration tests before releasing their software to the test team. Nevertheless, the reasons we need testers and not develop...
anujsingh.jadon
- Aug 24th, 2009
Testers do testing from customers point of view while dovelopers do not.Testers are not biased in testing because they do not create the code.Testers success lies in breaking the code while developer creats the code.
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What is a base line document and how to write good test cases by using baseline document?What are the contents in the base line document?
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
A baseline document is a term used for a document that has been formally reviewed and after likely revision has been accepted in its current form. It serves as a reliable source of inf...
kurtz182
- Nov 22nd, 2009
A baseline document is any official document that has gone through an initial approval process and was approved for its intended purpose. Often, functional requirements and/or technical sp...
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wht is API testing?
rameshn3
- Jan 2nd, 2007
hai,all i am new to this ..can u plz ans for this..i got this in an interveiw
suri
- Oct 13th, 2006
Can you give me the example for API testing
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What is cyclomatic complexity?
mfsi_chinmayb
- Feb 17th, 2012
Cyclomatic complexcity is a methodology to measure the complexity at a certain area of code.In other words it an another way to reach at defect clustering. Cyclomatic complexity is to measure the nu...
rameshn3
- Jun 10th, 2008
Cyclomatic Complexity is software metric that provides a quantitative measure of the logical complexity of a program. Cyclomatic complexity defines the number for independent paths in the basis set of...
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PDCA Cycle is also called as ____________
A) Deming WheelB) Continous Improvement CycleC) Deming cycleD) All of the above
lorym
- Jul 16th, 2008
The answer is d. All of the Above.PDCA Cycle is also called as Deming Cycle,Deming Wheel, Plan Do Study Act and Shewhart cycle.
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What's main difference between smoke and sanity testing? When these are performed? Explain with example
gibibabu
- Oct 11th, 2011
Smoke testing : To check whether the functions needed are present or not
Sanity testing : To check whether the functions needed are working fine or notshreethakur
- Aug 6th, 2010
SMOKE testing is done after receiving the new build. The major functionalities are tested to ensure that the software is acceptable for further test.SANITY testing can be done at the end of functional testing to ensure that all the major functionalities are working correctly
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Define Quality - bug free, Functionality working or both?
manchoc
- Feb 18th, 2011
Quality of the software is what the client pays for. It means it should perform the intended functions without any major flaws.
rohan.satpute
- Feb 6th, 2011
Quality Software Deliverable means:1. Delieverable meets User/Customer Requirements.2. Reasonably Bug-Free Software.3. Delivered within defined Timeline & Budget.4. Easily Maintainable. Also, Less Post Release Maintainence Activity, thus reducing Cost.
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What is Regression Testing
Retesting a previously tested program following modification to ensure that faults have not been introduced or uncovered as a result of the changes made.
rameshn3
- May 26th, 2008
regression Testing: Re testing the application after bug fixes or modificationsof the software or its environmentAutomated testing tools will be more helpful for this type of testing.regression Testin...
bgopal_5
- May 24th, 2008
To re-execute test cases in the modified build, and to ensure bugfix work while estimating the impact of modification on passed functionality.
