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Metrics Process
What is metrics process and who will collect data?
kumsan060
- Mar 26th, 2008
Metrics Process as you know Metrics means Measurement. Process of Measurement is like this.1 They are Planning what they have to measure like How Big is it.2 How many Employeers are nedded for th...
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TestCase Life Cycle
What is the Testcase Life Cycle?
kurtz182
- Nov 12th, 2009
The Test Case Life Cycle includes elements before and after the execution of the test case. 1) Study the requirements in order to author an adequate test case2) Set up the environment in or...
nishantshere9
- Apr 4th, 2008
Prior commencing writing test cases, understand the product with the help of Requirements and Functional Specifications.1) On the basis of the understanding of the product, understand and identify the...
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Test Case for Text Box
What is the basis on which you can check a text box in a web page or application?
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Statement and Branch Coverage
Hi All,Pls let me know the statement coverage and branch coverage for the below code.Read P Read Q IF P+Q > 100 THEN Print �Large� ENDIF If P > 50 THEN Print �P Large� ENDIF Regards,Vidhya
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Effectively mentor testing staff
Demonstrated ability to effectively mentor testing staff and to mange own work against competing priorities and deadlines
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
I will answer the question as though it were stated this way: "How do you demonstate an ability to effectively mentor a testing staff and manage your own work against competing priorities and dea...
kumsan060
- Mar 25th, 2008
Effective mentor Testing Staff these are Experience Mentor in the Testing and they Creates their own testing Plan for the product and decide the priority of an Error. The Desigantion of these tester are Called IVV i.e Independent Verification and Validation
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Pond approach and Mirror approach
What is pond approach and mirror approach?
kurtz182
- Dec 11th, 2009
The term "Pond Approach" represents several things: 1) "Pond" is a metaphor used to describe the Agile approach to software development. This metaphor is primarily used...
kumsan060
- Jan 21st, 2008
Pond Approach is used to select the Type Testings applicable for that application.Pond itself indicate the it contains the water form that water you have to collect purified water. This approch is u...
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Static testing requires...?
Static testing requires...?1)Binaries 2)Source code 3)Product 4)Executables
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
2) source codeIn software development, static testing requires programmers to examine their code to find errors. Think about it... peer reviews, walk-throughs, and inspections can't take place without source code!
deviaparna
- Aug 31st, 2008
Static testing means it is the type of testing by seeing and feeling means without performing any actions, like checking the review codes, checking GUI, objects of application.
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What is the Difference between SRS and PDR
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
Hi SRS: System Requirement Specifications: It contains the functional requirements of the application. PDR: Premilinary Desing Review: It also contains the system requirements, but with acceptable risk.CNU
rajeevn
- Jun 16th, 2008
SRS - System Requirement Specification It is the document which describes the high level product requirement.PDR - Product development Roadmap It describes the phases and schedules of product under development.
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Common interview questions for full time position
Hello guys,I need help. I would like to get your advises on these below questions.In all my interviews every one are asking this question1. "Why you are looking for full time position?"Can some one sujjest me the best answer that I can tell in my interview2. What are the different ways to estimate the testing. How do you estimate and schedule the testing processThanks in advance
- Nov 1st, 2011
I'm not sure if contracting/consulting is a common practice in India these days. When I was still working in India, many of the MNCs (Infy,Satyam,TCS, Wipro etc) came up with a rule to hire 90% full t...
kurtz182
- Dec 11th, 2009
Q1: Why you are looking for full time position?1) I enjoy working in the industry. I believe your company is the best in class and I want to contribute toward its continued success.2) I have researche...
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What are non document techniques in testing
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
Test techniques that require no documentation are 'ad-hoc' and 'exploratory' testing.
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HIAny technique done while testing with out proper doc they will called as non document testing techniques..For ex: Adhock testing, Exploratory, etcCNU
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Difference between Session issues and functionality issues
Hi everyone ! I am not able to figure out the difference between session issues and functionality issues....Can anyone clear this concept with an example.....Regards,Saurabh Garg
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
The primary difference between session and functionality issues is sessions are time-dependent and functionalities are not.A session is a process that enables interaction between two or more communica...
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HI Session Issues: If an user logged into the application then concerned sessions will be created, these are 2 types, Permanant and temparory.... Issues: -> Try to use the applica...
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What is Light Weight and Heavy Weight in Testing
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
Lightweight test projects are those that are small and of little complexity. For these reasons they are easily manageable.Heavyweight test projects are those that are large and of great complexity. For these reasons they are not easily manageable.
saransh.kanaujia
- Mar 22nd, 2008
hi as it is describe by vandana about heavy weight it's true, generaly these type of pjects have high risk project like aeroplane traffic cantrol software or any real time system software as conce...
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When is a product ready to ship?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
A product is ready to ship when the build meets the exit criteria that has been agreed upon by all stakeholders in the company. The exit criteria defines the number and nature (by Priority and S...
logesh
- Jan 4th, 2008
The product is ready to ship once the product meets the following points1. Error free stage2. Time limit for product3. situation to Meets beyond the alloted budjet
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What is Software Testing Principle?
kurtz182
- Dec 14th, 2009
Besides the more fundamental principles supplied by AN_QA from the syllabus for Certified Tester (which are darn good principles, by the way), many testing principles depend on the software developmen...
kumsan060
- Mar 20th, 2008
Make the software build to look as simple as possible, Reduce maximum restriction for customer to use with complex data transaction in simple manner and easy.Anand
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How would you prioritise your test and why?
Rohit
- Sep 2nd, 2015
@mithr17
Interviewer will sleep after listening the answer that you give it is dam big you should give extract of all points this answer is also incorrect and except that all answers are rightmithr17
- Nov 3rd, 2011
@ kurtz182 The question is about "test" priorities and not "bug" priorities. Many of the organizations that have high quality gates set have started the trend of prioritizing the test cases. Your ans...
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define the Action taken and the conditions after each individual test
For each of the above test conditions, define the Action taken and the condition of FILE1 after each individual test is completed.The next series of questions refer to the information given on the diagram below:BUSINESS BACKGROUND:� COUNTRIES are divided into BRANCHES� Various PRODUCTS are serviced by the BRANCHES� TABLE1 contains service event recordsFiltered IndexINDEX1- COUNTRY- BRANCH- SERVICEDATE
kumsan060
- Dec 13th, 2007
Once individual test is completed they calculated that whether it is been successfully done according to customer recquirement. If it is done then they go for new testing if not they will find the problem and trying to solve it. If it is major for customer recquirement
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Why we include Non Functional Test cases in our Test Plan? What is the Use of it?
ashgova
- Jan 24th, 2013
Besides the functional part of the testing, non functional testing is very important in order to check the software, hardware and network inference. For eg. If you are using a gaming app in your mob...
kurtz182
- Dec 25th, 2009
Non-functional testing judges how an application or system operates under certain applied conditions whereas functional testing determines whether an application or system behaves as it...
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What are the risk factors in testing?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
Here are a few risk factors in testing: 1) Requirements effectiveness may be ambiguous and difficult to understand. 2) There may be no test procedures to follow, or procedures are present but not ...
kumsan060
- Dec 19th, 2007
Risk factors one when u have to select best testing process from availbale lile prioritising the testing which has to be tested and which has not In one testing how many items u have to test which are the most important test methods u have to choose etc .....
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What are attributes of good bug ?
rahulskin
- Sep 21st, 2009
A good bug should have the following:1) Summary for the bug, from which the person reading the bug should get an overall idea about the bug.2) The details for the bug should be provided with the steps...
suneeta_tech2006
- Dec 18th, 2007
Hi,The characteristics of a good bug is that i should be easily understood by the Dev people and easily reproducable in their environment.The good bug should be properly debugged
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In System Testing itself we are validating the data then why we have to go for Validation Testing
saransh.kanaujia
- Mar 20th, 2008
System testing is broad testing of a project when it is made fully. It contains verification and validation both testing
anamika123
- Feb 19th, 2008
I think You are rite Nagaarjuna....verifications will be done before actual testing starts like reviewing documents (design document , reviewing code, test documents) but it is not the answer of given...
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What are the drawbacks of adhoc testing? Suggest way to overcome them.Suppose a tester believes a unit contains a specification defect. Which testing strategy would be best to uncover the defect and why?
suneeta_tech2006
- Dec 18th, 2007
Hi,The Drawbacks of the Adhoc testing is that testing any module with out following any test plans or documents it dcreases the quality of the product and the risk of the bugs in the module increases ...
kumsan060
- Dec 15th, 2007
Adhoc testing done when without creation of test plan and test cases from this if it generates an error you cant come to know that that is an error and you dont know what type of input it should...
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What is the difference between V-Model and V-Shaped Model
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What is constitent bug?
kurtz182
- Dec 17th, 2009
The term consistent bug refers to a defect that consistently appears given the same preconditions and steps to reproduce it. This is in direct contrast to the term 'intermittent bug'...
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 26th, 2009
HIA bug which occured most of the pages is called conistent bug.For ex: If page contains the calculation of Rebaten and it's having an issue of calculating the debate, and this calculation c...
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What is testing methodology?Is retesting is regression testing or its a part of regression? (which part bug check)
sheetal1875
- Aug 10th, 2010
Re-testing is testing done to enure that the defect fixed is no longer present in the code.Re-gression Testing is ensuring that the fixed defect didn't resulted in the another defect. So, it is mo...
shalimapranoop
- Jan 30th, 2008
hiTesting methodology is the approach you are using for testing. it is applicable to both SDLC and STLCdifferent models are used for this purpose:- Waterfall model- V Model- Spiral Modeland many more
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What are the features you should take in to account for Prototype testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
Prototype testing is a means of examining a partially completed application during development to determine whether it meets requirements rather than having to merely interpret descriptions. Som...
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 27th, 2009
HI The main features are Design, navigations, GUI,etc.. as we can easily identified the problems by seeing prototype. This is also a successful method in SDLC.CNU
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When is a good time for system testing?
kumsan060
- Mar 25th, 2008
System testing is also Called as End to End Testing so it is testing all the Units are Intergarted i.e Modules and Modules are Integrated i.e Subsytem and Subsytem are Integrated i. e System. Good Time for Testing when it is integarted Sub system and before going to test Alpha Testing
Rajesh
- Oct 30th, 2007
System testing or Black box testing is done after Unit Testing or White Box testing.Unit testing is performed by a developer. In this type of testing, he tests all the blocks and sub-blocks in a syste...
