hi there...
can any1 tel me hw to prepare a traceability matrix by
taking a practical scenario..i know the theory part bt dont
kno how to implent dat..
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Answer / suriya
Hi,
Tracebility matrix is nothing but u put the matrix for the
requirement that you received. Having said this, it is
mandatory to check the scope of the requriment as well.
The Template should have
1. SI.No
2. Requirement Recived Date
3. Expected End Date
4. Test Requirement (Reference Document)
5. Scope (In/Out)
6. Test Scenarios ID
7. Test Cases ID's
8. Comments(if any)
At the end of this document we should enough to say that we
have covered all the requirements and TS ID's and TC Id's
mapping should be there. If there any blank spaces in the
Test Scenario ID, Test Case ID which means we have not
covered the requirements.
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Answer / ram.polavarapu
Traceability matrix is use to fill the gap between the
customer requirement to test cases.
let us say i wrote the test cases for the gmail login page
we need to map the all customer requiremens to writen test
cases.
we can map the test cases &customer requirements using the
below steps.
->one requirement to one test case.
->one requirement to more test cases.
->more requirements to one test case.
->more requirements to more test
cases.
we can use the below table:
test case1 tese case2 test case3
req1 yes no yes
req2 no yes no
req3 no no yes
Thanks&Regards,
Ram Polavarapu,
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Answer / guest
Ok now let us deal with a practical example:-
Facebook introduced a new functionality for sharing the
Video/Picture etc. So it is neccessary to write all types
of test case for the above scenario.
S.no | Requirement | Test Case | Description |
1 Share Vedio NF_Tc1 Share a vedio with comments
AF_TC2 Share a vedio without commen
EF_TC3
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