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can anybody explain traceability matrix clearly
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Answer / uday kumar_anem
Tracebility matrix is a document mainly useful for checking
where we have listed all the requirements and used for
mapping of test cases to each requiement.
In this document each of these requirements are assigned
priorites.
The sample template of traciblity matix is like:
This tracibility matrix is generally prepared from
requirement gathering face onwards, and modified once the
testcases are ready and mapping for the req.
This document is generally preapred by PL or TL postion
people.
Req_id : Rquirement Id
Req_Desc : Requirement Description
Priority : How much priority is for the requirement
TestContions : what are the test conditions for that req.
TestCaseId : What are the testcaseIds mapped for this req.
PhaseOfDev. : In which face is the req.(dev, unit, testing)
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Answer / devang thakkar
Two type of traceability.
1. Forward traceability
Req. Capture -> Design Document -> Test Cases
OR
Req. Capture -> Test Cases
2. Reverse traceability
Test Cases -> Design -> Req. Capture
OR
Test Cases -> Req. Capture
Normally Forward traveability is used.
Devang Thakkar
dear_dev@yahoo.com
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Answer / rajesh ranjan prasad
Traceability Matrix is used for mapping the test cases to its respective requirement id, which helps in
1) Identifying not covered requirements
2) Identifying redundant test cases
3) Optimizing the test suite
4) portraying the test coverage at high level
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