goksn

 Profile Answers by goksn 

• Sep 6th, 2009

 

Functional testing
Integration testing (top down OR bottom up approach) - either depth first or breadth first approach
Input field catalogues
BVA
State based techniques
Requirement based techniques
Document based testing
Statement/branch/conditon/path coverage
Platform coverage
Combination coverage.

vedavyas.p

 Profile Answers by vedavyas.p 

• Apr 20th, 2010

 

Once the deliverable is entered to test team following is the approach to be followed in black box testing:

1) Component Test  - Functionality provided is implemented correctly and completly.

 

2) Integration Test - Check the collaborative and inter operability.

 

3) System Test - Check whether the given application as a whole meets the requirements on a indipendent environment.

 

4) Acceptance Test - Check whether the delivered appliation meets the requirements from the customer point of view. It includes field testing.

 

5)  Regression/Maintanance Testing - If any feature is introduced or in case of bug fixes the application is retested,

mithr17

 Profile Answers by mithr17 

• Oct 20th, 2011

 

You have correctly summed it all in your answer. Many people confuse "testing level" with "testing types."

Adding to your answer...
Each application structure may comprise of (specified in ascending order) -
1. Component/feature
2. Integrations
3. Systems

QA will choose from the very many testing types when testing at each level.

mithr17

 Profile Answers by mithr17 

• Oct 20th, 2011

 

@ GOKSN:
Did you realize your answer talks about testing techniques and not testing levels for black-box. You answer may be correct if the question were "list the testing techniques."
Please understand the question before you proceed to answer it. If you need specifics, please reply to the initiator asking for more information. This is a public forum and someone may be reading the content and may ultimately end up giving wrong answers during interview. Be aware of this!