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At what stage of Software development life cycle we can start writing Master Test Plan? Is it Testing stage or at design stage or specification & requirement analysis phase?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: September 26, 2006     Asked by: richas 
  
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March 17, 2006 08:12:54   
Joshna        

RE: At what stage of Software development life cycle w...

Test plan should start at requirement stage..


 
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May 17, 2006 13:25:58   
Santhosh        

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We have to write the test cases in the Requirement Phase itself. Based on the test plan we can proceed with the rest of the application.


 
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September 16, 2006 02:44:16   
Dileep Kumar        

RE: At what stage of Software development life cycle w...

Hi all

Test plan is prepared after getting client requirements document like SRS. After analyzing this SRS BDD will be prepared. After preparation of this document Test Strategy will be released by PM to testing team. Depending on this Test plan will be prepared by TL. After that only we'll start analyzing the BDD and we have to get total command on it. then only we can write test cases depending on BDD which is also called as test design stage.


 
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September 26, 2006 02:47:37   
RaviShankar        

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Hi As and when Design spec's are prepared ( HLDD's) programmers try to physically construct a software ( prototype-> application lacking functionality).. This prototype is sent to Testing team by analysing this Test Lead or Test Engineers prepare Test Plan and Test Cases respectively...Ravi
 
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