difference between test strategy,test plan and test
methodology. which will create first and who will create
those and is there anyone optional in that
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Answer / santoshnathan
Sorry Raghu,
Test Strategy is a document which describes the testing
approach like
1.scope&Objective(need and purpose of the project)
2.Business Issues(Budjet allocation)
3.Test Responsibility Matrix(TRM)
4.Test Automation&Available automation tools
5.Roles & reponsbilities
6.Defect tracking & Defect reporting
7.Test Management & Test metrics
8.configuration management
10.Training needs .
And then TestPlan will be prepared by TestLead and Test
strtegy will be prepared by Project manager.
And Teststrategy and Test methadology bothe are same.Dont
get confused.OK
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / raghu
Test strategy is a document that describes how to perform a
task in an effective ,efficient an optimised level.
Test Plan is a document that describes how to perform a
testing in an effective ,efficient an optimised level.
Test stratergy will be created by the company..whereas test
plan is prepeared by the PROJECT MANAGER..
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 6 No |
When they freez(baseline) the requirement means in which phase of sdlc
what r the qualities of a tester?
What are bug leakage and bug release?
What is OSS and BSS?
What's the relationship between environment reality and test phases?
What is diff between Defect density metrics and Defect Variance metrics ?
what are the critical bug occurs in banking domain?
What will you do when you were given two different projects and asked to complete them at same time?
Wht is Testing Frame work.Is it same in the Manual and Automation testing. can body can explain it in detail.. Thanks in advance G Laxmi narayana...
What is smoke testing and what is sanity?
can any one explain with example the diff between boundary value analysis testcasees and equivalence class testcases pls urgent
what are the contents of black box & white box testing.