what r the key components in a test plan document?
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Answer Posted / saikrishna reddy.k
following are thekey components in test plan
1.introduction
2.scope&objective
3.testplan id
4.list of features
4.1features to tested
4.2features not to tested
5.test approach
6.test environment
7.entry criteria
8.suspention criteria
9.exit criteria
10.test deliverables
11.staffing needs
12.roles and resposibilities
13.training needs
14.communication & status reporting
15.schudule
16.approvals
if any thing is more pls give me feed back.
thank you.
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