what is the difference between test plan doc. and test
strategy doc. ?

Answer Posted / amulyaranja

Test Plan - “A software project test plan is a document that describes the objectives, scope, approach, and focus of a software testing effort”
Test Plan: the set of ideas that guide a test project

Test Strategy – Test Strategy or Test Approach is a set of guide lines that describes test design. Test strategy says - How testing is going to be performed? What will be the test architecture?

Test Strategy can be at two levels – Company/Organization Level and Project Level. For e,g, If company is product based, then there can be a general test strategy for testing their software products. Same strategy can be implemented (with/without some modifications) at project level whenever a new project comes.Test Strategy: the set of ideas that guide test design

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