The software testing lifecycle begins with…

• Test strategy establishment.

• General planning and requirements analysis.

• Test cases creation.

• Defect reporting.

At test cases creation phase we…

• Define approaches, tools, schedule, roles, responsibility and so on.

• Analyze if we managed to achieve the goals set during the planning stage.

• Create, review, adjust, rework (and so on) checklists, test cases, test scenarios and other similar artifacts.

• Look for defects and write defect-reports.

During test results analysis and test results reporting stages we…

• Analyze if we managed to achieve the goals set during the planning stage.correct

• Create, review, adjust, rework (and so on) checklists, test cases, test scenarios and other similar artifacts.

• Look for defects and write defect-reports.

• Return to planning to find out how shall we achieve all those goals and criteria from the previous step.

Functional testing is…

• Testing conducted to evaluate the compliance of a component or system with functional requirements.

• Testing conducted to evaluate the compliance of a component or system with non-functional requirements.

• Testing that involves the execution of the software of a component or system.

• Testing based on an analysis of the internal structure of the component or system.

Unit testing is…

• Testing conducted to evaluate the compliance of a component or system with functional requirements.

• Testing a work product without code being executed.

• Testing, either functional or non-functional, without reference to the internal structure of the component or system.

• Testing of individual hardware or software components.

Test Plan includes the following sections…

• Testing types.

• Testing levels.

• Test strategy and approach.

• Risk evaluation.

Test Plan includes the following sections …

• Defect reports summary.

• Requirements to be tested.

• Steps to reproduce some issue.

• Schedule.

The “test planning” is the…

• Testing type.

• Activity of establishing or updating a test plan.

• Test approach in which the test suite comprises all combinations of input values and preconditions.

• Test approach in which the application is tested in all supported environments.

The “requirement” is…

• Something needed by a user to solve a problem or achieve an objective that must be met or possessed by a system.correct

• Testing type.

• Activity of establishing or updating a test plan.

• Test approach in which the test suite comprises all combinations of input values and preconditions.

An equivalence class consists of…

• A set of data that is treated the same by a module or that should produce the same result.correct

• A set of equal input and output parameters.

• A subset of more generalized (unified) set of data.

• Exactly one input and corresponding output value.