what r the fields present in requirement tracability metrice
(RTM)?please explain each and every field as i m not aware.
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Answer Posted / uday
Traceability matrix is a document, list out all the
requirements to be tested. This document is prepared during
the requirements gathering phase itself.
This document also useful for mapping the requirements and
test cases(which means for every requirement we can make
sure all the test cases are covered).
The contents in Traceability matrix are:
Requirement Id: Each requirement is uniquely identified by id.
Requirement Name:
Requirement priority: Each requirement is assigned with
priority. We test the application based on this priority.
TestCase Id: All test cases assigned to this requirement.
Phase: In which is the requirement(design, development,
testing etc...).
Two types of traceability(Bi-directional):
Forward traceability: requirements to design to code to
testcases.
Backward traceability: reverse direction of forward
traceability.
CMMI always enforces for bi-directional traceability.
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