ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level v4.0 Syllabus Quiz

Who holds the registered trademark for ISTQB®?

Which individual was part of the author team for the update in 2018?

Who was the vice chair of the author team for the update in 2019?

Which individual chaired the author team for the update in 2011?

Who were the authors for the update in 2010?

What organization holds the copyright for the Certified Tester Foundation Level syllabus?

Under what conditions can extracts from the document be copied for non-commercial use?

Who may use the syllabus as the basis for a training course?

What is required before mentioning the syllabus in the advertisement of a training course?

Who may translate the syllabus and what condition must be reproduced in the translated version?

In decision table testing, what is the measurement of coverage expressed as?

What is the strength of decision table testing?

What may be used to reduce the number of rules that need to be exercised when there are many conditions in decision table testing?

What do decision table testing coverage items refer to?

What is used to achieve 100% coverage in decision table testing?

In decision table testing, what do the columns correspond to?

What is the notation for conditions in limited-entry decision tables?

What do extended-entry decision tables allow for some or all conditions and actions?

What does 'X' represent for actions in the notation of decision tables?

What does 'N/A' indicate for conditions in decision tables?

ISTQB® trademark is held by the International Software Testing Qualifications Board.
An individual part of the author team for the 2018 update is not specified.
The vice chair of the author team for the 2019 update is not specified.
The individual who chaired the author team for the 2011 update is not specified.
Authors for the 2010 update are not specified.

The copyright for the Certified Tester Foundation Level syllabus is held by the International Software Testing Qualifications Board.
Extracts from the document may be copied for non-commercial use without requiring permission.
Organizations, individuals, and training providers using the syllabus as a basis for a training course must seek approval.
Approval is required before mentioning the syllabus in any course advertisement.

Only ISTQB® accredited organizations may translate the syllabus, and the original copyright statement must be reproduced in the translated version.

Coverage in decision table testing is typically expressed as a percentage of executed test cases versus total test cases.
Decision table testing strength lies in effectively managing and reducing complex combinations of inputs.
The number of rules can be reduced using combinatorial testing or pairwise testing approaches.
Decision table testing coverage items refer to specific scenarios or combinations of inputs that need to be tested.
To achieve 100% coverage in decision table testing, all possible combinations of inputs must be executed.
Columns in decision tables correspond to conditions, actions, or rules being tested.
Limited-entry decision tables use specific notation for conditions, often abbreviated for simplicity.
Extended-entry decision tables allow for more complex scenarios and can manage variations in conditions and actions.
In decision tables, 'X' represents an action that should be taken under specific conditions.
'N/A' indicates that a condition does not apply in certain scenarios during decision table testing.