Answer Posted / ravi v v
Dear guys,
There is a strategic answer i will give you for this kind
questions.
Ofcourse this can be applied to any object tesitng in the
Unverse.
For any Object, that has given to us to test, we have to
conduct the following 4 testing processes.
1. Functionality
2. GUI
3. Performance
4. Security
For Example: for Air Conditioner
1. Functionality:
AC machine should be able to respond to all the buttons(in
remote / ac pannel) when we hit on any button.
For example if we increase the temperature the cooling
effect should decrease. like this...
2. GUI: Check the company logo, and button pannel names and
back side the power input values etc...
and also the LBH of the window and split ACs
3. Performance: Hot ness and Cooling (can test with Stress
and Load). and Voltage it is taking.
4. Security: Should be Shock proof. Check if the AC is
fitted at Top floor in an apartment, and in winter if
sudden thuder light or strom happens, then how AC is build
if it is on and how power shock proof has been built.
Enjoy..!!!
Cheers
Ravi V V
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