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What is the diffeence between SDLC and STLC?
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Answer Posted / shreeg
As said before, STLC can be incorporated under SDLC. I'd
like to make a small change in the below list.
1.PREPARATION OF TEST STRATEGY.
2.PREPARATION OF TEST PLAN
3.Preparation of Test Scenarios.
4.PREPARATION OF TEST CASES
5.TEST CASE REVIEW
6.EXECUTION OF TEST CASES
7.RESULT ANALYSIS
8.BUG TRACKING
9.TEST RESULTS REPORTING(PASS, FAILED TEST CASES/BUG
REPORTING)
10.REGRESSION TESTING
I've added the 3rd point. Scenarios are prepared based on
the requirements. Initially we draft the scenarios how &
what to test in the application based on the requirements.
We break down the scenarios into granular test cases.
Finally, when the testing is completed, we recheck the cases
what were tested, to the scenarios to check all the
scenarios are covered, and hence the requirements.
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