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Which of the following will enable this candidate to involved quick in regression.
A New member has joined the testing team of an application which is in version 3.5. Which of the following will enable this candidate to involved quick in regression. 1. By going through existing test cases and previous test execution results. 2. By going through interaction matrix of feature and functionality. 3. By going through performance testing document. 4. By going through all the requirement...
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Which of the following would you do.
If you are in the beginning of the project where your role is test the product, you observe that you do not have sufficient details in the requirement specification to start your test design work. Which of the following would you do. 1. Once the initial build is available, explore and learn the details of the product 2. Start designing the test cases with the assumption of the functionality 3. Attempt...
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Which of the following will enable this candidate to involved quick in regression
A New member has joined the testing team of an application which is in version 3.5. Which of the following will enable this candidate to involved quick in regression. 1. By going through existing test cases and previous test execution results. 2. By going through interaction matrix of feature and functionality. 3. By going through performance testing document. 4. By going through all the requirement...
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Which of the following information does it contain that would be most suitable to generate test data
Data dictionary was created during the requirement analysis stage of a software engineering project.Which of the following information does it contain that would be most suitable to generate test data 1. Names of all data elements that should be stored in persistent storage 2. Names of all classes to be developed 3. Names of all functions to be developed and there prototypes. 4. Names definition and...
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You have a system that can work under XP,98 and OS and IE 6.5, IE 7 and Firefox and .Net 1.0, .Net 2.0 and .Net 3.0 frame work
You have a system that can work under XP,98 and OS and IE 6.5, IE 7 and Firefox and .Net 1.0, .Net 2.0 and .Net 3.0 frame work How many Test cases will you have if you use All pillar method. 1. 9 2. 27 3. 13 4. 12
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The metrics of High number of defects re-opened and new defects logged against verified defects during QA
The metrics of High number of defects re-opened and new defects logged against verified defects during QA 1.Defect report did not carry complete information regarding the defect 2. degree of interaction between the modules are high 3. there are high no of defects in some modules. 4. regression test need to be improved.
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In which of the instances it not worth of automating the tests
1. When we just cant do some tests like load and stress manually 2. When we want to reduce test execution time. 3. When product life cycle is short. 4. When test cases have to be run repeatedly
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Difference between Test bed and Test Set
what is the exact difference between test set,test suit,test bed, test scenario, test module ?
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Boundary Values
An input field takes the year of birth between 1900 and 2004. What are the boundary values for testing this field?
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Bug Weightage
What are different weightages given for a Bug?
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First Move
What is tested first when a new system is delivered from the developement?
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New Bug
Which of the following is used to determine if no new bugs have been introduced: a) Regressionb) Matrixc) Performanced) Functionale) White Box
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Combined Modules Testing
Which type of testing combines two modules?
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Performance Testing
What are the documents required for performance testing?
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V Model
Why V Model is used instead of waterfall and spiral? Explain advantages and disadvantages?
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Test Closure Documents
What are test closure documents?
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Missing Test Cases
A tester(A) is working on Module 1 and tester(B) is working on Module 2. After sometime manager appoints B to Module 1 and A to Module 2. Now If B sees that some test cases/data are missing. What Should B do?
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Test plan
Hi,Can anyone please tell what the test plan consists of??
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Unit Testing Phase
Will testers be involve in Unit Testing Phase? Explain.
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Lab Testing with Limited Resource
How do you assure the quality of a system that in production is deployed to several large servers so as to scale to thousands of users and handle millions of data points when all you have is a test lab with much more limited resources?
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Payment Method Testing
How will you test a payment system? What are the general fields in an online payment system? What are the different methods we can use to test the fields? How is the transaction processed? How will you manage if you want to come back and check if you are providing the details to the secure connection? How do we assure the customer if our payment system is secured?
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Text Area and Text Field
What is the difference between a text area and a text field?
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Content Test
How do you test a content or a description, when the time limit is very less and also how will you test valid test area for a test field.
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Root Cause Analysis
Who will perform the root cause analysis in the testing team if the team has Test Lead, Test Manager and Team Members?
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Comparator Tools
What is the use of comparator tools in testing? In which phase of testing do we use them?
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CVS
What is CVS and Why it is used?
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Regression Testcases
There are 2000 testcases, How will you choose testcases for regression purpose?
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Password Encryption and Decryption
What are the testcases for password encryption and decryption?
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Testing Client Specific Business Rules
Explain "Testing Client Specific Business Rules" with example considering any telecommunication business.
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SQL Injection
How will you test the Log-in fields for SQL injection?What will you put in user / password for testing on security level?
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Tester's skills
What are the other skills than testing that a tester should have knowledge about?
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Status of Test Cases
What is the status of the test case in Test Director which are not executed?
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Testlog Document
What is testlog document in testing process?
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Preparing Test Plan
Apart from SRS doc, which docs are required for preparing Test Plan?
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Master Testing by Reinventing it
How would you defend the statement: "You can't master testing unless you reinvent it"?
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Combination Testing using All-Pairs Technique
How do you perform combination testing using the all-pairs technique? Please fully explain this process.
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Quality of a Tester
What quality of a tester deserves the most respect from colleagues? Explain your answer.
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Automated Regression Test
Do automated regression tests find the majority of defects? Explain your answer.
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Should stakeholders Report Bugs
Is it true that any stakeholder should be able to report a defect? If so, why? And if so, how would this be done?
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Balanced Score Card
How can the concept of 'balanced scorecard' be used in testing?
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Post Mortem in Software Testing Process
What is a Post Mortem in a software testing process?
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Most Embarrassing Moment
What was your most embarrassing moment as a tester?
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Tester Qualities
If you were hiring a tester, what qualities would you look for?
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Defect Responsibility
You have released a very complex product to production and customers are complaining that a particular functionality isn't working properly. Your test team had missed a subtle detail that is now producing a backlash from customers. Who is responsible for this oversight? What do you do about it?
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Root Cause of Defect
A product has released to production and customers are reporting significant problems with a particular functionality. You investigate the test suite to find a set of related test cases that have been reported as 'Pass'. What are the possible root causes when a defect is found in production and how would you handle each situation?
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Mission-Critical Defects
What would you do if you discovered that mission-critical defects had been missed by the test team and are now in production?
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Test Passes
What is meant by Test Passes? How many passes are required for Integration testing?
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Ad-hoc Testing
Ad-hoc testing is performed when there are no requirements or specifications to draw upon. How well can you discover defects through ad-hoc testing?
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Testing Difficulty
Which of the situations below make systems more difficult to test?A. The requirements/specifications are unclear.B. Testers were not involved in the review of the requirements.C. The software provides little information about its internal state.D. The software is so complex, it is difficult to calculate the expected results correctly.E. All of the above.
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Website Testing Tool
Which tool is ideal for website testing in which performance, response time and functionality is required to be tested?
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Font and alignments Testing
How will you perform testing font and alignments in a web site manually?
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Offshore Test Manager
Define Roles and Responsibilities of an Offshore Test Manager?
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Root Cause of Bug
As a test enginner, How will you find the root cause for the bug that occured in the production or live, which has been already tested and certified.How will you face the situation?
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Database Testing
How do you test when the database server is down?
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Walk Through
What is Walk Through, Review and Inspection in Testing and Who does these? Explain with example
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Avoiding Automated Testing Pitfalls
What are the necessary steps to effectively improving the Automated Testing Techniques?
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Testing Effort Estimation
How to estimate testing effort following two cases i.e. 1. If Client having high level requirement only. Ex:100 high level requirement2. If client having prototype of the application only.3. If Client having usecases only.4. If client does have any req or usecases.
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Manual testing V Model
How do you explain V Model in manual testing?
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Test Categories
What are the different test categories that test cases are commonly grouped by?
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Redundant Testcases
How will you determine if a test case is necessary or redundant?
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Test Cookies
How will you test cookies in web testing?
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Fixing of Bugs
In which phase of SDLC, the fixing of bugs is least expensive?In which phase of SDLC, the fixing of bugs is most expensive?
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Sharepoint Intranet Application
What are the major aspects we have to consider while testing a Sharepoint Intranet application?
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Game Testing
How would you test the game Minesweeper that is built into Windows?
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Acceptance Testing
The main focus of acceptance testing is:a) Finding faults in the systemb) Ensuring that the system is acceptable to all usersc) Testing the system with other systemsd) Testing from a business perspective.
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Common Functionality
Before starting to write a script, How will you find the test cases that have the same functionality? and How will you maintain the code?
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Functional and Usability Defects
What is meant by functional defects and usability defects in general? Give example.
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Test Case Review
Suppose your colleague has written test cases for a functionality and you are reviewing those test cases, how will you conclude that the test cases were correct?
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Enterprise Edition of QC
Which extra module comes along with the Enterprise Edition of QC?
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Mis-Communication in Bug
What will you (Tester) do if there is miscommunication in bugs, Every cycle is Ignored from developer side and Re-Opened from tester Side?
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Conflict with Developer
On what issues will a user have conflict with a developer?
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Software Quality Assurance
Why software quality assurance is important to developers?
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Plan Test Cycles
How do you plan your test cycles in your current position?
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Reduce Test Time
If you were running out of testing time on a project, what activities would you perform to reduce test time?
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Upgrade and New Versions
What are upgrade and new versions of project? what is the difference between them?
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Image Validation support
Image Validation is not supported by which automation toola) QTPb) Winrunnerc) Both of the above
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Benifits of Automation Frame work
Which among the following are benefits of Automation Frame work?a) Faster development of new scriptb) Limited maintenance c) Both of the aboved) None of the above
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CAPTCHA's
Write testcase for CAPTCHA's?
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Severe Bug
What severe bug you raised while testing a web application which you are proud of?
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Test Data Generators
What is the role of test data generators in testing object oriented system?
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State Based Testing
What is State Based Testing?
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Relation between Test Cases, Requirements and Defects
How will you trace the relation between test cases, requirements and defects?
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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...
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Test Camparator
What does Test comparator tool does:1.Compare expected and actual results.2.Generates data.3.Generate test cases4.None of the above.
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Testing Effort
What is the percentage (%) of the testing efforts in SDLC?
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Unit Test Plan
Unit Test Plan requires,a. Design docb. Project Planc. Architecture Diagram docd. None of the above
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Bug Fixing Priority
Which of these is the most important one to fix first, and why? a. The word "BlackBerry" is misspelled on the startup screen of the application.b. The application always rejects a user's first attempt to launch the application; subsequent attempts are successful.c. The application crashes and brings down the database server when it tries to add a record that contains an uncommon string, "123abc456xyz789".
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Test Item Tree
Test item tree helps to determine the risk for every component in the application. What is Test item tree? Can you provide an example that helps to create a test item tree?
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Game Testing
There is game which has 20 levels. Only an expert can reach the 20the level. If you, as a tester, can play the game only upto 12th level then how will you test the game at 20th level?
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Bug Triage
What is Bug Triage? What is its use in the testing process? How it is done?
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Incomplete Requirement
What would you do if the requirement is incomplete?
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Printer Crash
Give 5 reasons as to why a printer would crash while printing 999th page.
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Risk Based Testing
How to calculate risk in testing?
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Testing Cycle and Testing Process
Explain what is testing cycle and testing process and what are stages involved in each?
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Select Recording Mode
How do we decide as to which recording mode from Context Recording (Normal), Analog Recording or Low Level Recording do we select for an application? What is uniqueness in each recording mode?
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Load Database for Backend Testing
How to we load sample database for backend testing?
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Separate Test Plans
Select a reason that does not support the idea of using separate test plans for test subprojects that are distinct in one or more ways:a. Different resourcesb. Different time periodsc. Different methodologiesd. Different objectivese. Different audiences
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Design Stage Testing
Testing during the design stage involves:a. Examining the design documentsb. Reading drafts of the planning documentsc. Acceptance or qualification testingd. None of the above
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Test Data Setup
How do you set up test data?
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Importance of Test Data
What is the importance of test data while testing the application?
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Hypothesis Testing
Explain the reasons why you apply to "Hypothesis Testing"
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HTML Injection
What is HTML injection and how it is related with security testing? How one tester can test for HTML injection?
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Backward and Forward Traceability
What is Backward Traceability and Forward Traceability in refenrence with Requirement Traceability Matrix?
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Website Performance Manual Testing
How to Check the performance of the website during manual testing?
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Retesting a Defect
Why it is important to thoroughly retest a defect after it has been reported fixed?How will you do that?
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Not Reproducable Bug
What do you do if the bug that you found is not accepted by the developers and hence saying it is not reproducable?
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Regression Testing Step
There are 100 test cases and you got a bug at 85th test cases.you reported to developers and developers fixed that bug. When you are doing regression testing, from which test case you will do testing? will you start from 85th test case or you will execute 100 test cases?
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Test Website for load/Stress/Performance
Is it feasible to test every website for load/Stress/Performance?How load testing help to make site stable, on peak rush hours.
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Testing Execution without Test Cases
Based on test scenarios is it possible to test execution without having test cases? Explain
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Test Case Requirement
How do you know what test cases you need to run for a project?
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Black Box Testing Bugs
What kinds of bugs are you more likely to find with black box testing?
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Exception handling
After writing test cases, how do you handle an exception if there is any?
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Effort Varience in QA
What is Effort Varience in QA
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Verifying test results
How do you verify the test results and How do you proceed when you do not get the expected results?
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External Interface Testing
In Web testing approch, one approch is External interface testing What we exactly do in these type of testing?
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Step Generator
For what purpose step generator is used?
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Parametrize through environment
How to parametrize through environment. Please use a suitable example.
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Check Points Stored
Where do checkpoints get stored?
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Test for Integration of Two Systems
You have system A and system B. System A send System B a text file. We need to verify that System B has received this text file in full and validate its contens ?How do we do this ?
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WEB based testing
Which automation tool can be used for security of website from hacking and why?
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Trend Analysis in Testing
What do you mean by Trend Analysis?
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Defect Retest
Why is it important to thoroughly retest a defect after it has been reported fixed? How will you do that?
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Defect Migration
"Defect Migration" means that error is early project documents lead to errors in later documents. For example, an incorrect requirement leads to an incorrect set of speacifications, which leads to design errors, which leads to coding errors, which lead to failures when we test against user expectations.a. How will you prevent Defect Migration?b. Why do you think preventing Defect Migration is important?
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Appropriate Bug Value
How many bugs occured will be considerd appropriate over 1000 steps when inspecting software? Describle an approriate Bug value.
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QTP ADD Ins Funciton
What is the function of ADD Ins in QTP? (Asked in Wipro)
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WebService Testing
Explain What is WebService Testing? How it is done - manually (or) Automation?
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Important Part of a Test Plan
Which is the most important part in a Test Plan?
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QTP Unicode Compliant
Why is QTP referred to as Unicode compliant?
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Test Strategy
What are the main contents will take in to consideration while preparing a test strategy for an application which has different technologies used, like in the same application one component is using PowerBuilder and the other component is using Vb.net which also has Cognos tool used for BI.?
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Are systems or applications available to manage software testing?
It's commonly known that software testing is an important part of software development process. Lot of team members could be involved in the testing process and team members could be spread across different locations... may be different countries. In such cases how is the show managed? How do team members keep track of bugs and corrections and reports and progress made? Do companies use special softwares...
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Scalability
Define scalability in terms of performance testing?
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XML Checkpoint
Give a live example use of XML checkpoint. How do we check an XML file?
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Sequrity Testing Checklist
What checklists to be consider in order to evaluate software sequrity for database, web based interface and software userinterfaces.
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Bug Isolation
What is Bug isolation? Give some example in C++
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Test cases for Mandatory Fields
A Page/Form has 4 Mandatory fields to be entered before you Submit.How many no. of test cases are required to verify this?And What are they?
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Testing Production Issues
Say you are working on a release and productions issues occur that are in need of a fast fix, test and deployment back into the production environment.How would you handle that
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Compatability testing
What are all the test cases you will execute for compatability testing with different browzers?
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New Bug and Open Bug
What is the difference between New and Open bug? Who is responsible for changing the phase of bug from New to Open?
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Black-box Testing Categories
Black-box testing attempts to find errors in which of the following categories Option 1 Incorrect or missing functions Option 2 Interface errors Option 3 Performance errors Option 4 All of the above
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Multiple Class Testing
Is Multiple class testing is too complex to be tested using random test cases. Explain
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Partition Testing
Which of these techniques is not useful for partition testing at the class level Option 1 attribute-based partitioning Option 2 category-based partitioning Option 3 equivalence class partitioning Option 4 state-based partitioning
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Test Case using manual Parametrization
Give an example of Test Case using manual Parametrization. Explain one scenario
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Fish Model
what is fish model in detail?
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Security Tools
A Web online specialty company has a online website and they want to you test. What sort of security tools or security need is required for a Test Analyst when he does testing?
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Software Security
1.What do you see as the most critical and current threats effecting Internet accessible websites?2. What online resources do you use to keep abreast of web security issues? Can you give an example of a recent web security vulnerability or threat?any one please urgent need short but direct answers please!!!!!!! thanks
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How do you test when No time
There is a new build and you have not much time left behind to test(manual test), what will you do? (apart from prioritizing functionalities..... risk analysis, what other answers are valid approaches to this interview question?
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Functional Testing Question
Hi,can any one answer me the following question? I have three text fields, one should accept a string as input, second text box should accept a float as input and the third text box is for output. the output should be an integer. what are the possible test cases we can write for the above functionality?My answer: 1.verify that the first field is accepting string.2.verify that the first field is not...
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SDLC models testing
how we will test SDLC models in manual testing
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Fish pond analysis
What is 'fish pond analysis' w.r.t software testing?
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Security Code
What is main use of Security Code when we register ourself in any website or start downloading something.
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When and What to Test
How do you determine when and what to test?
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Prioritize your Test Cases
Realizing that you cannot test everything, how do you prioritize your test cases?
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Test an application logging with 1000 users simultaneously
Assume 1000 users logging into the application at same time but in different time zones, so how will you do performance testing for all the 1000 users who are logged into the application?Example:Consider a bank ATM where you need to do performance testing for 1000 users logging into the ATM at 9:00 AM and withdrawing cash but they are in different time zones? How will you test this scenario?
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Verify Ping Test
How to verifiy ping test in wireless testing and what are the parameter it involves?
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Web Application Severe Bug
What severe bug you raised while testing a web application which you are proud of?
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Testing Process
How to implement testing process without having Requirement document?
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System Testing Test Case
How to write system testing test cases during Requirement (SRS) analysis in SDLC process
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Bug status
What more status can you give to a test case other than pass, fail, not run & blocked?
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missing important bug
If i miss a important bug and i realise it very late then what will i do?
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what are the possible test cases for administrator
what are the possible test cases for administrator module in banking project?
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Test functionality of Web Application
How do we test the functionality of a web application?
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Agile Development
What various Measurement and Analysis activities can be performed in Agile Development?
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Integration testing
Who is resposible for integration testing?
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Aspects of Code Review
Define and explain any three aspects of code review?
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Update Test Plan
The top management was feeling that when there are any changes in the technology being used, development schedules etc, it was a waste of time to update the Test Plan. Instead, they were emphasizing that you should put your time into testing than working on the test plan. Your Project Manager asked for your opinion. You have argued that Test Plan is very important and you need to update your test plan...
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Functional and Functionality testing
Can anybody describe the difference between the functional testing and functionality testing?
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SDLC
What is the most important step of the SDLC? Why?
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security testing and smoke testing
what is security testing and smoke testing
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best automation tool
Which automation tools is good for functional testing, regression testing, web based application and data based?Thank You!
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What are some test cases for a function that sorts integers?
Hi,The Function takes an array of integers and sorts it. Without knowing the details of the code, how would you test its functionality?
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When doing the automation testing do you record the scripts or write from the scratch
I tried writing the script from scratch by learning the objects but when i run the script its says the object is not learnt by object repository.
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Investigate a Function
When you enter text in a text box and hit enter button, the text disappears. How could you investigate this function or why it is happening?
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Planning and Scheduling
How would we plan our Testing? Give some practical approach while allocating jobs to the team members. What technique is used to calculate time to be allocated to the testers for smooth running of testing?
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Too many test cases to test
I have about 500 test cases to test and I have to test them on all kinds of browsers (IE, Mozilla,Netscape etc) Does anyone know of technique to reduce my work?
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Informal Test Strategy
The test strategy that is informal and non structured is known as _______________
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Domain Knowledge for Testers
How importance is domain knowledge for testers?
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Interact with BA's
How often do u interact with BA's while doing Manual Testing?
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Boundary Value
What is the min amd Max length of password
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Have you ever completely tested any part of a product? How?
Can anyone give me the answer for the questionHave you ever completely tested any part of a product? How?
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adequately test a software module
how do you know when you have enough test cases to adequately test a software module?
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Resolve defect slippage
If your defect slippage is more than your defined limit i.e how would you lower the slippage rate
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What is your ROLE?
You are requested by the test lead of another project to attend the test plan review meeting and see whether the things are going on track. Which role you are performing? a) Initiator,b) Mediator,c) Consultant,d) Moderator
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QTP and AJAX
Does QTP support AJAX testing ?
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Entry and Exit Criteria in V-model
Explain Entry and Exit Criteria in each level of V-Model SRS/BRS User Acceptance Analasis/Design System Testing HLD Integration Testing LLD Unit Testing Coding
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Value Analysis
Explain What do you mean by Value Analysis.
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The entry criteria for the preparation of the test plan is the _____
The entry criteria for the preparation of the test plan is the _____ Answer 1 confirmation of the requirements. Answer 2 Initiation of the requirements Answer 3 Plan to have the requirements Answer 4 None of the above
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Report the Bug
How did you report the bug in your last job?
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Test 5 Screens of an Application
What type of testing you can do? When we gave you 5 screens and, how can you test that application?
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Minimum Requirement to start Testing
What is the minimum requirement to start testing?
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Testing a flash file and HTML file
Have you found any difference while testing a flash file and HTML file? If yes what are they?
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Web Testing Defect
Give an example of a unique or hard to find web defect that you have discovered while testing.
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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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Estimate a Bug
How do you estimate the Bug?
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Test cases for check box
How to write test cases for Check boxes?Give some sample test cases.Give some sample test cases for drop down list box in a GUI.
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scope for ATM Machine
How to write scope for ATM Machine
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Bug tracking system
What is the role of bug tracking system ?
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how to write security and cookie test cases for web application
can any one tell me how to write security and cookkie test cases for web application with an example
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Test cases for code under development
How will you write test cases for a code currently under development? Describe the last project scenario and generate test cases for it
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Security Testing Session Hijacking
What is session hijacking? Explain with an example?
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What is the criteria used for selecting tools
What is the criteria used for selecting tools is.....1)Management aspect 2) Quick fix solution3)Sop gap management 4)Reduction in staff level
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Defect Management/ Defect Resolution
" How did you manage Defect Resolution in your last Company".(Recently I was asked this Question in One interview.What could be good answer for this question?)
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Boundary value analyses
Boundary value analyses catches error that happens or arises at...1)End 2)Beginning 3)Middle 4)At boundaries
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defect tracking system objectives
what is the prime objective of a defect tracking system?how is defect fix validated?
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Acceptance test cases
Your customer does not have experience in writing Acceptance Test cases. How will you do that in coordination with customer? What will be tested as part of Acceptance Test ?
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QTP not getting the object
QTP is not getting one of the object in our application... it is getting all other objects
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WinRunner GUI objects
What happens, if WinRunner does not recognise GUI objects in the application
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Duplicate Bugs
Explain what a duplicate bug is ?
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Test cases Questions
(questions asked in interview)hi every one can any one please answer to this questions. these questions were asked in an interview. i have another interview next week .1.when the time schedule is tight how will you approach the testing, and the release is nearing and we need to finish testing how can we follow in that case. do we need to execute all the test cases or can prioritize and leave some to...
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Write test cases for forget password functionality.
by clicking forget password , request for password security questions and send new password.
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How do you create a test data for testing purpose
How do you create a test data and how many methods are available?
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Shopping cart testing question
Customer visits a on-line market customer adds items to shopping cart while in their shopping Cart customer clicks on CHECK OUT .At the check out the customer is a returning customer's they logins are turning customer.At this time all the items the shopping cart is empty and they got a warning that there is nothing inside their cart.Question: Is this a Browser issue, operating system issue or security...
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The ________ distribution is oftenused as a model for the number of defects in a manufactured item.
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) RandomB) AcceptanceC) 100%D) Binomial
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When is a process said to be accurate?
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) If the average of all measurements falls relatively close to an understood point (on target), then the process is said to be accurate.
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When do we use a c-chart?
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) It is used to monitor the number of defects per unit
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What are p-charts?
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) p-Charts are the Control chart used to monitor the proportion of defectives in a process
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R Chart are based on the __________ of the sample data
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) RangeExplanation: Range is the difference between the Maximum value and the minimum value.
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Mean Chart is also called as
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) p ChartB) X Bar ChartC) C ChartD) R Chart
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Control chart is a simple graph to see if the process is ______________
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) Within control or not
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Temperature fluctuation is an example of Assignable cause
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) TrueB) FalseExplanation: Temperature fluctuation are inherent in the system and hence is a common cause.
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Machine vibration is an example of _______ cause
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) Common
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___________ Causes variations in a Stable process
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) Assignable causeB) Common CauseC) Random CauseD) None of the above
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A stable process still has a ________________
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) VariationExplanation: Even though the process may be stable, it will still have variation. This variation could be due to Common causes.
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A Stable process do not has the same normal distirbution at all times
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) TrueB) FalseExplanation: A Stable process is in Control and has the same normal distirbution at all times
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The output variable that is being studied and measured in an experiment is the __________ variable
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) InputB) NoiceC) ResponseD) Intermediate
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The variable which includes variables that are functions of input variables and affect the output variables, is called an ___________ variable.
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) Intermediate
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Humidity level in a shop floor is an example of ____________ Variable
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) NoiceB) InputExplanation: The Humidity level cannot be controlled and hence it is a Signal factor
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Signal Factors can be controlled during the experiment
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) TrueB) FalseExplanation: Signal Factors are also called as Input Variables and can be controlled during experiement.
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What are Noice Variables?
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) Noise variable factors either cannot be controlled or are difficult and or expensive to control during the design or actual production stage.
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Input variable is also called as ____ Factor
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) Input variable is also called as Signal Factor
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DOE does not improve the Process yields
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) TrueB) FalseExplanation: Apart from improving the capability of a process, DOE also increases the process yields
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Why do we use DOE?
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) The design of experiments may be used to help improve the capability of a process by identifying the process and product variables that affect the mean and the variance of the quality characteristic(s) of the product.
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What does DOE stands for ?
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) Design of EngineeringB) Design of ExcellanceC) Design of ExperimentsD) Design of Engines
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Each Measurement has an Error associated with it
Skill/Topic: Statistical Process ControlA) TrueB) False
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What are two primary goals of testing?
Can any one answer to this question
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Can test automation improve test effectiveness?
Answer posted by RS on 2005-05-19 17:42:09: Yes, Automating a test makes the test process: 1.Fast 2.Reliable 3. Repeatable 4.Programmable 5.Reusable 6.Comprehensive
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