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what is the difference between Test strategy and test plan?
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Answer Posted / ramyab.mca@gmail.com
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Test plan : After completion of SRS learning and business
requirement gathering test management concentrate on test
planning,this is done by Test lead, or Project lead.
Test Strategy : Depends on corresponding testing policy
quality analyst finalizes test Responsibility Matrix.
this is done by QA.
but both r Documents.
TEST PLAN :
We describe what to Test ?
1.Scope.
2.Approach.
3.What are the modules to test.
TEST STATERGY :
We describe How to Test ?
We define the methodology ?
K,Byeee..
Thanks & Regards
B.Ramyasri
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