A. Design
B. Code
C. Decision table
D. Requirements
A. Boundary value testing
B. Use case testing
C. State transition testing
D. Statement testing and coverage
A. Kick-off, review meeting, planning, follow-up.
B. Planning, individual preparation, follow-up, re-work.
C. Planning, kick-off, individual preparation, review meeting.
D. Kick-off, planning, review meeting, re-work.
A. To give information to stakeholders of the risk of releasing the system at a given time
B. To cause as many failures as possible so that defects in the software are identified and can be fixed
C. To confirm that the system works as expected and that requirements have been met
D. To assess the quality of the software with no intention of fixing defects
A. a failure
B. a defect
C. an error
D. a fault
A. Suggested solution, priority and number of defects assigned to this developer.
B. Status of the incident, degree of impact, Test Case Number.
C. History, related defects and expected fix time.
D. Line of code, number of defects found, time of day.
A. Decision testing
C. Equivalence partitioning
D. State transition testing
A. Test analysis and design
B. Test implementation and execution
C. Evaluating exit criteria and reporting
D. Test planning and control
A. Test cases are derived systematically from models of the system.
B. Test cases are derived systematically from the delivered code.
C. Test cases are derived systematically from the tester's experience.
D. Test cases are derived from the developers' experience.
A. You have reached the scheduled ship date
B. You have discovered every bug in the program
C. You have completed every test in the test plan
D. You have tested every statement, branch, and combination of branches in the program
A. Underestimating the demand for a tool.
B. The purchase price of the tool.
C. No agreed requirements for the tool.
D. The cost of resources to implement and maintain the tool.
A. 2
B. 4
C. 5
D. 3
A. Complaints about system quality during user acceptance testing.
B. Integrating functions during the development of a new system.
C. Planned enhancements to an existing operational system.
D. Correction of defects during the development phase.
