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Thread: How do you break down your testing

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    How do you break down your testing

    Please help with the questions if possible.

    How do you break down your testing to ensure that you have covered the various testing types applicable to each feature?

    Kind Regards,
    Irinak


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    Re: How do you break down your testing

    What do you mean ‘break down’ and ‘testing types’?

    Here is the answer to what I understood.

    We can review each of the points in functional coverage matrix as against respective test cases and check to see if we are conducting adequate testing.

    Lack of WILL POWER has caused more failure than
    lack of INTELLIGENCE or ABILITY.

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    Re: How do you break down your testing

    I think you are looking for making groups of testcases.

    So, group your test cases accoeding to black box test cases tech.

    1)Boundary value test cases
    2)Equivalence class partition test cases
    3)test cases according to scenario's

    I hope you got your answer.

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    Re: How do you break down your testing

    Hi all

    how about some more discussion about this I faced this question in some of my recent interviews as well.

    "How do you break down your testing to ensure that you have covered the various testing types applicable to each feature?"

    Well I answered this by saying that the test plan document has all of the testing techniques to be applied on the modules and based on the modules and test techniques alloted to me i go to prepare the test cases for the related one.

    Say if i have to do input domain testing on some of the input objects then i would apply the Boundary value analysis and Equivalence class partitioning w.r.t the specifications given in the requirements document.

    I found the interviewer to be quite satisfied with my answer, but i still had doubts if i could give a more specific answer.


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