Given the following costs: Requirement Analysis – Rs1000, Code Review – Rs500, Review of User Documents – Rs600, Continuing Education Programs – Rs800, Design – Rs400, Then
Latest Answer: What is the cost the business would have to incur if a big error was missed if these steps were not followed properly? Damages in terms of money (cost of litigation, regulatore claims, cost of fixing those bugs) and to the brand name of the company (open ...
If a high priority bug is found at the time of release. If the tester insists to fix that bug and then release, it would affect the client as he has advertised regarding the release of the product. If
Latest Answer: Scenario 1.
You let the customer know of the error. The customer understands your situation,
but since the contract stipulates a fine of X amount of money for every day of
delay, you pay X times n (number of days) fine and deliver a working product.
Scenario ...
Give examples of metrics to control the efficiency of the testing suppliers.
1. How many types of reviews that we have in our testing?2. What is bad defect? why do we write bad defects?3. How RTM will be helpful for the QC team?
What is the difference between Quality Assurance, Quality Control and Audit Function.
Latest Answer: Quality assurance is planed and systematic set of activities necessary to provide adequate confidence that products/services will confirm to the specified requirements. It is a staff function, Defect prevention based.
Quality control is ...
Apart from Schedule Variance and effort variance what metrics can be captured in Software testing?
Latest Answer: Metrics which we'll use in Testing are1. Shedule Variance2. Effort Variance3. Defect Density4. Productivity ...
Give an example of Where and How You have improved the testing quality
Latest Answer: Hi All,Improvement done in testing process - as introduction of a standard template for writing test cases and sharing it with the core end user team to get their views and capture maximum defects before the product is released to customer.Thanks ...
What is the difference between Six Sigma and CMMI and how both interlate/differ to each other (in which respects and levels)
Latest Answer: Six Sigma :Is an overall enterprise improvement methodology that uses data to monitor, control, and improve operational performance by eliminating and preventing ‘defects' in products and associated processes. Six Sigma emphasizes producing ...
Latest Answer: The following is the role of QA:-1. To produce a quality product,2. Which is reasonabily bug free,3. Which meets customers requirements,4. Best fit in cost and time and makes sure that correct process are followed,5. And easy to maintain. ...
Implementation of CMM in an organisation - detailed - imagine the company in new to CMM the how about going from the scratch.... What is the pre-requistes?
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