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Prority for Submodule to Test
While testing you came to known that submodule C contains 150% more defects that other 6 modules.Submodule A has 60% lesses bugs that expected.what should be strategy:

1.Tester should concentrate more on MODULE C because it has more bugs that other modules.

2.tester should concentrate more on MODULE A because it has lesses bugs.

3.Tester should executive a few tests for Submodule C.

4.This much information is insufficient to decide strategy.



  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: November 03, 2009     Asked by: anugun 
  
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Submitted by: ashishks
 

Option 4.This much information is insufficient to decide strategy. is correct.

Because we of the following reasons:
1. Priority(Business impact) of all 6 modules are not known.
2. Bug status of all 6 modules are not known.
3. Severity of bugs in A and C are not known.
4. Impact of A and C module on the rest of modules are not known.
5. What was the previous test strategy and risk measurements.



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kurtz182
June 25, 2009 07:37:42   #1  
shakilag Member Since: June 2009   Contribution: 10    

RE: Prority for Submodule to Test
Would go with option 4 due to following reasons:

a) The criticality of modules A and C are not known.
b) The severity of the defects logged in A and B are also not known.

Hence we cannot go with testing A or C on priority without the above information.

 
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September 09, 2009 01:55:26   #2  
ashishks Member Since: December 2008   Contribution: 73    

RE: Prority for Submodule to Test

Option 4.This much information is insufficient to decide strategy. is correct.

Because we of the following reasons:
1. Priority(Business impact) of all 6 modules are not known.
2. Bug status of all 6 modules are not known.
3. Severity of bugs in A and C are not known.
4. Impact of A and C module on the rest of modules are not known.
5. What was the previous test strategy and risk measurements.


 
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November 03, 2009 06:03:45   #3  
mathan_vel Member Since: December 2007   Contribution: 422    

RE: Prority for Submodule to Test
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4.This much information is insufficient to decide strategy.

 
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