what is entry criteria for intigration testing,,?
what is entry criteria for system testing?
what is exit criteria for intigration testing & system
testing??? plz give me proper examples ....
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Answer / sreedevi
Entry Criteria for Integration Testing is "All Components
have Passed in Unit Testing".
Exit Criteria is "Test Suite Passes"
ntry Criteria: The conditions that must exist before a unit
of project work can commence.
Exit Criteria: The conditions that must exist before a unit
of project work can be deemed complete.
Entry Criteria for Unit testing phase are:
The following documents have been completed, reviewed and
approved:
1. Business Requirement Document complete
2. Program Required Documents complete
3. Preliminary Software Development Project Plan
4. Phase 1 Planning
5. Functional Specification
6. High-Level Design Specifications
7. Software Development Project Plan approved
8. Software Verification Plan approved
9. Software Configuration Management Plan
10. Quality Assurance Plan approved.
Exit criteria for the Unit testing phase are:
1. Unit test has been passed
2. The module resides in a baseline directory
3. The project is code-complete. There are no missing
features or media elements
4. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed
5. Internal documentation has been updated to reflect
the current state of the product. Note: Unit testing will be
performed mostly by the Developer.
Entry Criteria for Integration testing phase are:
1. The project is code-complete. There are no missing
features or media elements
2. The product satisfies the performance and memory
requirements specified by the Functional Spec.
3. Software/Curriculum have run and passed a Sanity
Test that has been provided by the QA group.
4. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed
5. Internal documentation has been updated to reflect
the current state of the product.
6. Curriculum has done a content review of the lessons.
Exit Criteria for Integration phase are:
1. The Integration engineer has tested for install
ability.
2. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed.
3. Internal documentation has been updated to reflect
the current state of the product.
4. The Technical Lead has submitted all files for
integration accompanied by Release Notes.
Entry Criteria for System testing phase are:
1. QA has spot tested content, features, and
functionality of the product and verified that it is
feature-complete.
2. The user interface and the feature set are frozen.
3. The final CD-ROM layout has been determined.
4. The Technical Lead has submitted all files for
integration accompanied by Release Notes.
5. The Integration engineer has tested for install
ability.
6. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed.
7. Internal documentation has been updated to reflect
the current state of the product. Exit Criteria for System
testing
The Exit Criteria for the System testing phase are:
1. Final Publications Draft of product publications,
including the Quick Start Guide, has been reviewed, tested
in QA, and approved by the Core Team.
2. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed.
3. The software runs on all the product’s supported
hardware and software configurations.
4. The product is compatible with third-party products
as specified in the Functional Spec. Final Entry Criteria
The Entry Criteria for the Final phase are
1. Quality Assurance Plan approved.
2. The work has been approved and signed off by
Product Marketing
3. Final Publications Draft of product publications,
including the Quick Start Guide, has been reviewed, tested
in QA, and approved by the Core Team.
4. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed.
5. The software runs on all the product’s supported
hardware and software configurations.
6. The product is compatible with third-party
products as specified in the Functional Spec.
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Answer / siva
Entry Criteria for Integration Testing is "All Components
have Passed in Unit Testing".
Exit Criteria is "Test Suite Passes"
ntry Criteria: The conditions that must exist before a unit
of project work can commence.
Exit Criteria: The conditions that must exist before a unit
of project work can be deemed complete.
Entry Criteria for Unit testing phase are:
The following documents have been completed, reviewed and
approved:
1. Business Requirement Document complete
2. Program Required Documents complete
3. Preliminary Software Development Project Plan
4. Phase 1 Planning
5. Functional Specification
6. High-Level Design Specifications
7. Software Development Project Plan approved
8. Software Verification Plan approved
9. Software Configuration Management Plan
10. Quality Assurance Plan approved.
Exit criteria for the Unit testing phase are:
1. Unit test has been passed
2. The module resides in a baseline directory
3. The project is code-complete. There are no missing
features or media elements
4. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed
5. Internal documentation has been updated to reflect
the current state of the product. Note: Unit testing will be
performed mostly by the Developer.
Entry Criteria for Integration testing phase are:
1. The project is code-complete. There are no missing
features or media elements
2. The product satisfies the performance and memory
requirements specified by the Functional Spec.
3. Software/Curriculum have run and passed a Sanity
Test that has been provided by the QA group.
4. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed
5. Internal documentation has been updated to reflect
the current state of the product.
6. Curriculum has done a content review of the
lessons.
Exit Criteria for Integration phase are:
1. The Integration engineer has tested for install
ability.
2. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed.
3. Internal documentation has been updated to reflect
the current state of the product.
4. The Technical Lead has submitted all files for
integration accompanied by Release Notes.
Entry Criteria for System testing phase are:
1. QA has spot tested content, features, and
functionality of the product and verified that it is
feature-complete.
2. The user interface and the feature set are frozen.
3. The final CD-ROM layout has been determined.
4. The Technical Lead has submitted all files for
integration accompanied by Release Notes.
5. The Integration engineer has tested for install
ability.
6. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed.
7. Internal documentation has been updated to reflect
the current state of the product. Exit Criteria for System
testing
The Exit Criteria for the System testing phase are:
1. Final Publications Draft of product publications,
including the Quick Start Guide, has been reviewed, tested
in QA, and approved by the Core Team.
2. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed.
3. The software runs on all the product’s supported
hardware and software configurations.
4. The product is compatible with third-party products
as specified in the Functional Spec. Final Entry Criteria
The Entry Criteria for the Final phase are
1. Quality Assurance Plan approved.
2. The work has been approved and signed off by
Product Marketing
3. Final Publications Draft of product publications,
including the Quick Start Guide, has been reviewed, tested
in QA, and approved by the Core Team.
4. All priority a bug have been fixed and closed.
5. The software runs on all the product’s supported
hardware and software configurations.
6. The product is compatible with third-party
products as specified in the Functional Spec.
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