Theory - Module 1/0.5

Software quality is -

• is a set of acceptable requirements for a product that determine its suitability to meet user needs in accordance with its intended purpose.

• is a set of actions on a product in the development process to obtain information about its current state, in terms of product readiness for release

•  is a set of measures covering all technological stages of development, release and operation of software of information systems at various stages of the life cycle to ensure the required level of quality of the product being produced.

What is the Testing objective of the UAT stage?

• to find as many failures as it’s possible in the system.

• to demonstrate that the program works correctly.

• to make sure that new defects and bugs do not appear.

Pesticide paradox means

• we have to update tests when software changes

• we have to update tests if requirements change

• If we will test software with the same input data,  these tests no longer find any new defects

... describe the behavior of the system, that is, its actions (calculations, transformations, checks, data processing, etc.).

• functional requirements

• non-functional requirements

The escription of the details that the development team must perform for a specific user story in order for the result to be considered successful.

• Acceptance criteria

• User story

• Use case

Automated testing that simulates the work of a certain number of business users.

• Load testing

• Stress testing

• UI testing

• Interoperability

Regression testing is

• functional testing

• confirmation that the previously existing functionality still works

• testing that verifies that the defect is corrected

• a short cycle of tests, to make sure that software starts and performs the main important functions.

A document that contains a short description of all functionality and is used to guide the testing process.

• use case

• checklist

• test plan

• master test plan

The negative test case uses only specific data and verifies that the system correctly performed the called function.

• true

• false

What is STLC?

• this is a lifecycle of testing processes

• it includes all stages of testing

• it defines the test plan

• the same as SDLC