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Answer Posted / rajendra
Types of Reviews:
1. Informal Review:
Generally one to one meeting.
No agenda.
Results are not formally reported.
Occurs as needed throughout each phase.
2. Semi Formal Review:
Facilitated by the author (the person who is responsible for
the activity).
Presentation is made with comment throughout and at the end.
Reports are distributed to the participants.
Possible solutions for defect not discussed.
Occur one or more times during phase.
3. Formal Reviews:
Facilitated by the modulator (the person who has link
between test engineer and
Management).
Assisted by a recorder.
Meeting are planned in advance.
Directly dependent on the preparation of participants.
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