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Question:  Incomplete Requirement

Answer: What would you do if the requirement is incomplete?


June 06, 2009 00:32:46 #5
 shakilag   Member Since: June 2009    Total Comments: 10 

RE: Incomplete Requirement
 
If requirements are unavailable or incomplete it makes a difficult task to go about with test case design. In such a case the following can help:

1) Arrange a session on project requirements with BA/SA to fill in the incomplete gaps.

2) Understand the requirements from them. Draw use cases or high level scenarios and get it reviewed from BA to check that you are on a right track.

3) From these uses cases/ high level scenarios, come up with test cases and again get it reviewed so that you rework on the same and your final set of test cases are ready.

4) If possible even prioritize the test cases in order of each requirement's criticality which will help in effective  test execution.

 
     

 

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