What are two primary goals of testing?

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Ashok kumar reddy

  • Nov 23rd, 2005
 

Goal 1: Testing is done with the indent of finding errors

Goal 2: Testing is done to find errors and get them corrected and makes the program with conformance with the functional and performance requirements as stated in the SRS document

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Prema

  • Nov 24th, 2005
 

1.finding an undiscovered errors with minimum amount of time and effort.

2.Testing ensure that software appears to be working as specified in the customers requirements.

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naga lakshmi

  • Nov 26th, 2005
 

The two goals of Testing are: 1.Bug Prevention 2.Bug Discovery

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Dinakaran

  • Dec 1st, 2005
 

i. To find the Defects

ii. To measure the quality of the Product

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Prerit

  • Dec 19th, 2005
 

To ensure that the product is working as expected by the end User.

To record the limitations of the product in a systamatic fasion and make sure that there is no surprises for the customer and dilivery team

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gorantla_rao

  • Apr 7th, 2007
 

The main goal of testing is

1. Identifying the defects
2. Preventing the defects
3. To check whether the customer requirements criterion is met.
and  finally 4. To measure the quality of the Product.

     If we want say in simple the testing is nothing but validation and verification.

 

           

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Anand

  • May 4th, 2007
 

Primary goal of testing is

1) Finding and correcting the error (by developer)

2) To show that application is working according to the client requirement.

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Jerome Rozario

  • Oct 23rd, 2007
 

The primary goal of testing is to find whether the application is meeting users requirements.

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sandeep kumar

  • Nov 3rd, 2007
 

1) Product/system should meet customer requirement

2) customer should delight using it

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jyothsnakolla

  • Jun 5th, 2008
 

1.to ensure that the functionality of the system will meet expectations of the internal and external users.
2.to reduce where possible the time estimated to conduct and complete testing.

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mathan_vel

  • Apr 6th, 2009
 

The goal of software testing is to cost effectively identify and communicate as many potential problems with the software as possible and iterate with the development team until the identified bugs are eliminated. This goal is consistent with the goal of the development team to provide high quality software that is free of errors.

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rahulskin

  • Aug 21st, 2009
 

Following are the two primary goals of testing.
1) The application should be as per the customer requirement.
2) It should be defect free and easy to maintain.

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kardebolina

  • Jan 17th, 2011
 

1. Testing should also confirm that the requirements specified in SRS are in conformance to the application or not. The requirements should be testable ones and it should be useful to the end users or business partners.

2. To find errors in the application/product  and to ensure that after fixation of these errors the end product is defect free.

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munagaraja

  • Apr 20th, 2011
 

1) Determine whether the system meets specifications (producer view)
2) determine whether the system meets business and user needs (Customer view)

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Nidhi

  • Jul 18th, 2011
 

1. The goal of software tester is to find bug as soon as possible, and make sure that bug is fixed.

2. Testing is the process of evaluating a system or system component by manual or automated means to verify that it satisfies specified requirements.

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hbhushan

  • Aug 3rd, 2011
 

there are two main goals of testing
1)bug/error prevention - Primary
2)bug detection - Secondary

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black

  • Aug 4th, 2011
 

the system is doing what it s supposed to do!
the system behavior with unwanted inputs

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Ana

  • Aug 15th, 2011
 

The Two primary goals of testing include

1) Verification : which means evaluating a work product,component or system to determine whether it meets the requirement set .It answers the question "Is the product delivered according to specification?"

2) Validation : Which means evaluating a work product component or system to determine whether it meets the user needs and requirements. It focuses on question "Does the delivered product provide a solution? "
These two process are carried out parallel to each to achieve the desired goals

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mohamed ali

  • Aug 17th, 2011
 

Find out the defects

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D.srinivasa rao

  • Aug 18th, 2011
 

1.Bug detection
2.customer satisfaction

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amit mishra

  • Aug 29th, 2011
 

There are various goals of software testing but 2 main goals are
1- Improve the quality of software i.e adding value in it.
2- Make software reliable.

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Anagha

  • Sep 1st, 2011
 

The two primary goals of testing are Verification and Validation

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adder

  • Sep 5th, 2011
 

1. To make ensure that application has developed according to the customer demand(CRS). If customer launch this application for the business then the software will work correctly.

2. To make ensure that quality of the developed software is high. It means application is working fine for all possible scenario.

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chandrasekhar

  • Sep 6th, 2011
 

1.Ensure whether system functioning as ...what it is supposed to do
2.Ensuring whether system not functioning ....what it is not supposed to do

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geetha

  • Sep 12th, 2011
 

Two Primary goals of Testing are:
1. Bug Detection And Correction (or) Verification and Validation (or) Preventive and Corrective methods.
2. Satisfying customers (or) Users based of their requirements.

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lavanya

  • Sep 14th, 2011
 

1. Finding defects.
2. To checks whether the product meets the specified requirements of the customer.

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Ashish

  • Jan 23rd, 2012
 

1) Bug Finding
2) Assessing Quality

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aruna

  • Jan 27th, 2012
 

verification and validation

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Annu

  • Feb 4th, 2012
 

Find the bugs asap and get them fixed

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Ramaa

  • Feb 12th, 2012
 

The Two main goals of testing is:

1) Verification 2) Validation
These two process are carried out parallely for achieving the desired goals

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sandeep parashar

  • Feb 21st, 2012
 

Testing is the process of establishing confidence that a program does what it is supposed to do.

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kasi6900

  • Mar 2nd, 2012
 

System performs as expected and there are no issues in the overall system.

All the requirements pertaining to the system are tested and there are no issues.

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dheerajs

  • Apr 26th, 2012
 

Hi

There are many goals of testing. But I think the two primary goal should be

1. system performs as per the requirement
2. Build confidence in the system i.e. the system or application should satisfy end user. System should be useful.

Thanks

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pankaj mehta

  • Aug 8th, 2012
 

the two primary goals of testing are---

1> To improve the quality of the application
2> To check that the application is working according to the user requirements

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Rad

  • Aug 29th, 2012
 

defect detection
detecting the defect early so that it costs a little to fix it

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Deepthi

  • Sep 3rd, 2012
 

1)to find defect
2)preventing defect
3)gaining confidence about the level of confidence and providing information

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apurwa solanki

  • Sep 7th, 2012
 

1. To perform verification and validation in each phase of SDLC.
2. Measure the quality of product.

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Swapnil

  • Oct 17th, 2012
 

1). To get the defect as eairly as possible.
2). To meet the clients expectations.

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Gajanan

  • Oct 22nd, 2012
 

1.Finding defects to increase confidence in the application
2.Making sure all Business use cases are working fine in the application

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sri

  • Nov 10th, 2012
 

1. To measure the quality of the software (by identifying the bugs in the software)
2. To improve the quality of software (by reporting the bugs to developers)
3. To avoid risk in the software application (by tracking the bugs by doing regression testing)

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Radha

  • Jan 17th, 2013
 

The two primary goals of testing is
1. To make sure that we have covered all the requirement and functionality which is given by the client and the customer.

2. Most important of the Quality team is to make sure that the Major features and the unique features which gives profit to the company is working perfectly and does not break when the developers are building up their modules. So as a tester we should keep in mind that we do lot of Different Scenario testing before we approve any build that is given by the developing team and the tester and the developer help each other by understanding the scenario and understand the severity how the application works and how critical each and every functionality and features is for the client and the end client.

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Anant Chaudhary

  • Mar 14th, 2013
 

There are 2 goals:

1)To improve the quality of product by finding hidden defects.
2)By testing ensure that all customer requirements are full fill in the product.

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