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301. Who Will Prepare FRS (Functional Requirement Document)? What Is The Importance Of FRS?
Date Posted: 06/27/2012

Ans: the business analyst will prepare FRS
          Based on this we will prepare test cases, it contains of
Overview of project
Page elements of application
Prototype of the application
Business rules and Error states
Data flow diagrams
Use cases contains actor, actions and system responses
 
 
302. How Many Test Cases Can You Write Daily?
Date Posted: 06/27/2012

How many test cases can you write daily?

Ans:
Complex: 4-7 per day
Medium: 10-15 per day
Small: 20-30 per day
 
 
303. What Is Test Plan And What Are The Contents In Test Plan?
Date Posted: 06/27/2012

Ans: Test plan is the high level document which explains the test strategy, timeline and available resources in detail. Typically the test plan contains.
Objective
Test strategy
Resources
Entry criteria
Exit criteria
Use cases/Test cases
Tasks
Features to be tested/features not to be tested
Risks and assumptions
 
 
304. If You Have Executed 100 Test Cases, Every Test Case Has Been Passed But Apart From These Test Case You Found Some Defects For Which Test Case Is Now Prepared, How Can You Report The Bug?
Date Posted: 06/27/2012

Ans: While reporting a bug in to bug tracking tool you will generate the test case mean put the steps to reproduce the bug.
 
 
305. Explain About Bug Life Cycle?
Date Posted: 06/27/2012

Ans:
Tester
Open defect
Send to developer
If bug is accepted than move to next step or sends the bug to tester again
Fixed by developer
Regression testing
No problem inbuilt and signoff
 
 
306. Explain Your Web Application Software?
Date Posted: 06/27/2012

Ans: web application is tested in three phases
Web tier testing- - browser compatibility
Middle tier testing- -Functionality, security
Database testing- -Database integrity contents
 
 
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Ans: In CMM levels there are six capability levels which are designed by digits from 0 to 5.
Capability level 0: Incomplete    
This is not a process that is completely performed. One or more explicit areas of the process are not satisfied and a generic goal doesn’t exist.
Capability level 1: Performed
This level is expected for all the levels of specific practices. Stable or non-met specific objects like quality, cost, and schedule may not be performed well, but the work done is important. In this level something is done but couldn’t prove that they really work.
Capability level 2: Managed
This is a process that is planned, performed, managed and controlled for individual projects or groups. Both the model objectives for the process and other relative objective objectives like cost, schedule and quality are managed in this process. The things that are to be managed in enterprise level are managed actively in this level.
Capability level 3: Defined
This process is defined as well defined process and it is referred as a controlled process which is tailored for the principles of the organization as per the tailoring strategy of the organization and the work products, measures and other process related development information are contributed.
Capability level 4: Quantitatively managed
This is a process defined as a process which is controlled using statistical and other quantitative techniques. The quality and performance management are used as the major decisive factor for process management. The quality of process performance is estimated in statistical terms and this quality is managed throughout life cycle.  
Capability level 5: Optimizing
      It is a quantitatively managed process which is improved that is based on an understanding the process variation inherent cause in the process. The focus is on the continually improving performance of both the process by incremental and innovative improvements. The target of these processes is activity improvement.

 Explain Capability Levels In Continuous Representation?
Date Posted: 06/26/2012

Ans: In CMM levels there are six capability levels which are designed by digits from 0 to 5. Capability level 0: Incomplete     This is not a process that is completely performed. One or more explicit areas of the process are no...  

 
 
308. What Are Staged And Continuous Models In CMMI?
Date Posted: 06/26/2012

Ans:
Staged model: The staged model is grouping of process that area which is divided in to five stages. This stage is used by ancestor software development CMM. It represents to achieve a CMMI level rating from SCAMPI rating.
Continuous model: The continuous representation which is used by ancestor system engineering is defined as capability levels within each profile.
The differences between these two are completely organizational, but the content is equivalent.
 
 
309. What Is Random Testing?
Date Posted: 06/26/2012

Ans: Random testing is also referred as adhoc testing. Hence the tester can provide out of coverage data and then the stability of application is checked, whether the system perform smoothly or not.
 
 
310. What Are Different Types Of Verification?
Date Posted: 06/26/2012

Ans: Verification is static type of software testing. It means code is not executed. The product is evaluated by following processes:
Walkthrough
Inspections
Reviews
 
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