bharathp

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• Jul 18th, 2006

 

As a tester  understand the requirements well and preparing the test cases ,executing the test cases and reporting the results

Bharath.P

PavanSwapna

• Sep 14th, 2006

 

I involved in Manual Testing part :

The following are my responsibilities:

1. Understanding the Functional, Specification and Design documents
2. Preparing the Requirement Traceability matrix and Test Plan
3. Test Case Preparation: Main goal is to cover each and every requirement, test cases are prepared according to the Test case standards (means Font size- Arial10, the name of the test case should be short and descriptive, without spelling and grammar mistakes etc), every requirement should have at least one test case, test cases must be prepared for all valid, invalid, expected and unexpected scenario?s, should be prepared based on the Test case template (Test case Id, Test case name, precondition, description, steps, input, Expected result, actual output, status(pass/fail), designer, date and time, application name, module name, version, Remarks)
4. Test Case Execution: Executing the Test case for particular scenario to decide the variation between the Expected Result and actual output. And to decide whether the given input is producing the expected output. And to analyze the application as per the requirement
5. Analyzing the Test Results: Analyze the results to find out is there any difference between actual and expected result. To find out the bugs. To check whether all the customer requirements are satisfied
6. Report the bugs and Log the bugs in the Defect Tracker: Usually Test Director,Sanity Testing: Test the application to decide whether it is ready for testing, whether the major functionalities are working or not, it is the initial testing
7. Retesting: Testing the application or module to check whether the reported bug is solved/ rectified or not
8. Regression Testing: Testing the application whether the major bug is solved and to check whether any new bugs are introduced
9. Functional Testing: Testing the application to check whether all the functional requirements are satisfied or testing the application according to the functionality
10. Bug report generation: Analyze the test results, findout the bugs, log them in the Defect Tracker, generate the report
11. Issue raising and resolving: while understanding the application, is at all any doubts, raise them and conduct discussions with the higher authority or team members and get them resolved

 

 

 

 

 

jainbrijesh

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• Jan 2nd, 2007

 

Functionality and usability of the application.

mithr17

 Profile Answers by mithr17 

• Nov 30th, 2011

 

Seriously?