Test Process Activities and Tasks
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What is the primary purpose of analyzing anomalies in test execution?

  • To create a comprehensive test completion report.
  • To shut down the test environment correctly.
  • To identify their likely causes and report failures. (correct)
  • To compare actual test results with expected results.
  • How are test procedures generally organized during the testing process?

  • Through prioritization and arrangement within a test execution schedule. (correct)
  • By conducting pair testing sessions exclusively.
  • Via random selection from the master test suite.
  • By categorizing test cases into functional and non-functional tests.
  • Which statement best describes the execution of tests?

  • Tests are always executed manually to ensure reliability.
  • Once started, tests cannot be adjusted or rescheduled.
  • Only test scripts created for automated testing are valid during execution.
  • Test executions can occur in various formats, including continuous testing. (correct)
  • What typically occurs at project milestones concerning test completion activities?

    <p>Unresolved defects and change requests are addressed.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the necessary step after test executions are completed?

    <p>Log the results and create a test completion report for stakeholders.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary purpose of test planning?

    <p>To define test objectives and select the best approach</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which activity involves ongoing checks of test activities against the planned objectives?

    <p>Test monitoring and control</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does test analysis primarily address?

    <p>Identifying measurable coverage criteria</p> Signup and view all the answers

    During which activity are test conditions elaborated into test cases?

    <p>Test design</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a key focus of test implementation?

    <p>Creating necessary testware for execution</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does test design answer regarding the testing process?

    <p>How to test the identified features?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    During test monitoring and control, what is primarily controlled?

    <p>Actual progress against objectives</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect does test analysis evaluate in addition to identifying testable features?

    <p>Defects in the test basis</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Test Process Overview

    • Testing consists of main activity groups, implemented iteratively or in parallel, tailored to specific systems and projects.

    Test Planning

    • Defines test objectives and selects suitable approaches within project constraints.
    • Detailed explanation found in section 5.1.

    Test Monitoring and Control

    • Ongoing assessment of test activities, comparing actual progress against plans.
    • Control actions are taken to align outcomes with testing objectives.
    • Further details are available in section 5.3.

    Test Analysis

    • Involves analyzing the test basis to identify testable features and prioritizing test conditions.
    • Assesses risks and risk levels associated with testing.
    • Identifies defects in the test basis and test objects.
    • Uses test techniques to determine measurable coverage criteria, addressing the question "what to test?".
    • Related information is discussed in section 5.2.

    Test Design

    • Converts test conditions into test cases and other testware, such as test charters.
    • Identifies coverage items and determines test data requirements.
    • Involves designing the test environment and necessary infrastructure.
    • Addresses the question "how to test?".

    Test Implementation

    • Creation or acquisition of necessary testware for execution, like test data.
    • Organizes test cases into procedures or suites and prioritizes them in a test execution schedule.
    • Verification of the test environment setup.

    Test Execution

    • Executes tests according to the established schedule, which may be performed manually or automated.
    • Incorporates various forms of testing, including continuous testing and pair testing.
    • Compares actual results against expected outcomes and logs results.
    • Analyzes anomalies to determine causes for failures, detailed further in section 5.5.

    Test Completion

    • Occurs at project milestones, addressing unresolved defects, change requests, or product backlog.
    • Archives useful testware for future use and shuts down the test environment to an agreed state.
    • Analyzes test activities to capture lessons learned and improvements, elaborated in section 2.1.6.
    • Produces and communicates a test completion report to stakeholders.

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    Description

    This quiz covers the main groups of activities involved in a test process, emphasizing the iterative and parallel nature of these tasks. It focuses on test planning, defining objectives, and selecting the best approach for testing within given constraints. Test your understanding of these critical testing components and their implementation.

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