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What is the importance of a requirements traceability in a product testing?
Tracing requirements from
development to testing verifies that each functional requirement used in
the development matches those established for test cases. This lets testing teams
double-check that all required system features are tested.



  
Total Answers and Comments: 11 Last Update: April 19, 2009     Asked by: Ramchandar Velivela 
  
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Submitted by: Brunda
 

Traceability means showing some indication or any kind of match between a test case created and a requirement based on which that particular test case is created.

Traceability Matrix is used to know whether all requirements specified r covered by the test cases u created or not.It's a kind of Measure(matrix).



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November 17, 2005 21:11:10   #1  
somanath nayak        

RE: What is the importance of a requirements traceabi...
traceability matrix
 
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December 14, 2005 18:50:34   #2  
Brunda        

RE: What is the importance of a requirements traceabi...

Traceability means showing some indication or any kind of match between a test case created and a requirement based on which that particular test case is created.

Traceability Matrix is used to know whether all requirements specified r covered by the test cases u created or not.It's a kind of Measure(matrix).


 
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December 18, 2005 00:55:48   #3  
sireesha        

RE: What is the importance of a requirements traceabi...
this matrix defines mapping between customer requirements and prepared testcases.
 
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December 20, 2005 09:57:57   #4  
somu Member Since: November 2005   Contribution: 3    

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Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM) is especially used to addresses the defects are present /missing in the requirement specification. Its mapping through the Test C
 

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January 29, 2006 18:36:44   #5  
thanu        

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this matrix defines mapping between customer requirements and prepared testcases. this matrix ensures the adequate test coverage. it reveals us whether we covered all customer req or not
 
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February 13, 2006 04:22:35   #6  
Prasad Meduri        

RE: What is the importance of a requirements traceabi...

RTM Checklist and are equally important in the realistic SDLC.

Kindly check where and when we use them.

Let me brief as per my knowledge!!!!!!

BA/DM/PM reads the BRS and prepares the RTM and checklist to cater all the requirements came from client/BA

Got some time in the middle we need to go thro' all the above( dont leave anyone)... participate in reviews can't ever freeze???

and prepare respective plans(testplan/QAplan)

We should keep in mind.

cheers


 
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February 17, 2006 06:13:13   #7  
RohanAdhikari Member Since: February 2006   Contribution: 3    

RE: What is the importance of a requirements traceabi...

- A traceability matrix is created by associating requirements with the work products that satisfy them.

- A traceability matrix is created by associating requirements with the work products that satisfy them. Tests are associated with the requirements on which they are based and the product tested to meet the requirement.

- Traceability ensures completeness that all lower level requirements come from higher level requirements and that all higher level requirements are allocated to lower level requirements.

- Traceability is also used to manage change and provides the basis for test planning.

Rohan


 
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March 17, 2006 05:55:56   #8  
Joshna        

RE: What is the importance of a requirements traceabi...

Traceability matrix maps your testcases with yr requitrements requirements.

By having a traceability matrix you ensure that all the customer requirements are tested. So as to ensure that u will have the least bugs in the most important features as per the requirements..


 
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April 13, 2006 09:59:24   #9  
jayakumar        

RE: What is the importance of a requirements traceabi...
Requirements traceability is a table to conduct project life cycle activities and work product for project requirements.The matrix extablies the thread that traces the requirements from identification through implementation.The requirement traceability matrix is maintained by project manager and input is given other team member.The requiements tracebility matrix contained the following field like Unique no requiement soure requirement statement frs/srs document Test specification verification program module modification field remarks.This makes very important in product testing.
 
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July 06, 2006 05:18:32   #10  
sumit4u        

RE: What is the importance of a requirements traceabi...

Traceability matrix maps your testcases with yr requitrements requirements.

1st.By having a traceability matrix you ensure that all the customer requirements are tested. So as to ensure that u will have the least bugs in the most important features as per the requirements..

2nd.If any problem reoccures in system testing or in any of STLC then u can easily trace it back that due to which test case it occueed and can reexecute it .


 
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