Answer Posted / vijay
Tracebility Matrix is the mapping between requirements and
test cases.
I will explain, How I did in QC for my project. we will
upload the requirements in QC,that will be placed in
Requirements tab. and as well as we upload the test cases
also in QC.
we will map the requirements and test cases in QC itself.
we can see which requirements are covered or not in
QC.after execute the test cases we can see the status of
the test cases and requirements also.
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