Đề 5

Your organization is purchasing a new software product that will advise nurses when to give medications to hospital patients.  This is a mobile application that will be used on tablets carried by the nurses.  The software is being developed and tested by a company that specializes in mobile medical applications.  This software will interface with existing hospital software that orders the medications from the pharmacy.  

 

Given this information, what are the minimum test levels that will be required for your testing?

•   User Acceptance Tests

•     Systems Integration Tests and Acceptance Tests (UAT and OAT)

•    Systems Tests, Systems Integration Tests and UAT

•      Unit Tests, Integration Tests, Systems Tests, Systems Integration Tests and Acceptance Tests (UAT and OAT)

Your company is planning to develop a complex banking system that will interface with multiple applications at varying times of the day. These applications are located in two different data centers.  Activity for this new system is planned to be very high during specific time windows and low in others.  

 

Upon analysis, what must you do to ensure test objectives are satisfactorily met?

• Engage project architects to ensure environment needs will be satisfied

•      Ensure that a detailed requirements review has been conducted and the identified deficiencies have been resolved

•     Determine how the process improvement findings from the project retrospective will be incorporated into the next project

•      Define the RACI matrix for the development and support teams

You have been given the following traceability information.  Risk-based testing has been used as the test approach.  Test conditions have been derived from the risk items and test cases are used to test the test conditions.  The results of the test case execution are in the last table.

Given this information, what do you know about the risk items?

•    Only Risk Item 5 has been tested with all tests passing

• None of the Risk Items have been tested with all tests passing

•     Test conditions 2, 3 and 6 all passed testing

•     All of the Risk Items have been tested

You have been working on a project with detailed requirements that have been carefully reviewed and signed off by the customer.  You are developing a traceability matrix to demonstrate to stakeholders that strategic objectives have been met with this project and that a quality solution has been obtained. 

 

Which of the following should you provide for the stakeholders to make the appropriate go/no-go decision with the release?

•   Risk items mapped to test conditions

•     Test case execution results

• Requirements mapped to test case execution results

•     Test conditions mapped to test case execution results

Which of the following is an advantage to specifying test conditions in detail?

•    It takes less time to specify test conditions in detail

•    Detailed test conditions are easier to maintain 

•    It helps to relate the test work items to the test basis

•     Fewer detailed test conditions are required than higher level test conditions

You have been given a requirements document that includes a table of all the requirements.  Each requirement has been given a unique number identifier.  You are now in the process of defining the test conditions that will be used to create the high-level and low-level test cases.  You want to create a full traceability matrix for these test work products.  What is the proper traceability to track in this situation? (note: >> denotes the sequence of relationship e.g., from >> to)

• High-level test case >> low-level test case >> test condition >> requirement 

•    Requirement >> test condition >> high-level test case >> low-level test case

• Test condition >> high-level test case >> low-level test case >> requirement

• Low-level test case >> high-level test case and requirement >> test condition

You are responsible for identifying what is necessary to produce either low-level or high-level test cases for an existing system that is planned for modernization.  What activity should you perform before test design can begin?

•    Implement the test cases, particularly the automated tests

•     Select test data and execute the test cases

•     Identify the test conditions

•      Prioritize tests to be executed

You are organizing the test execution for software that will be used to monitor the amount of insulin that is released by a pump.  This software is quite complex and tracks the patient’s vital signs and blood sugar to determine the amount of insulin needed.  This is safety-critical software and is subjected to regulatory requirements.  No release, not even to beta, can be conducted unless all regulatory requirements have been met.  There are features that the business thinks are critical to the success of the project.  These include some new reporting capabilities that will help to differentiate this product from the competition. 

Given this information, what is the proper order for test case execution?

 

•    4, 5, 3, 7, 2, 6, 1

•     7, 1, 4, 2, 3, 6, 5

•    7, 4, 2, 6, 5, 1, 3

•    4, 3, 5, 2, 6, 7, 1

You are responsible for annually mandated testing of a highly regulated banking system.  There are various levels of testing that must be performed through joint testing between your in-house team and off-shore testing consultants.  The testing will be performed in a resource-constrained shared environment and managed by the on-shore development team. Based on your evaluation of skills, the off-shore test team is better suited for, and will automate, pre-existing manual test cases your team created.  Your team is tasked with creating test cases for new functionality in the system.   

 

From what you know, how will you develop your test schedule in order to optimize testing?

•    Load-balance both manual and automated testing across both teams depending on resource availability 

•      Execute automated testing first in order to concentrate efforts on creating and executing manual test cases

•     Plan test execution performed by both test teams to occur in parallel

•      Separate the execution schedule so automation is run during off-hours

You have received the following test execution completion information from your team.  The exit criteria states that you must have an 80% pass rate of all test cases and an 85% pass rate of all test cases covering high risk area (risk priority of 1 or 2).  

Given these results, have you achieved the exit criteria?

•    No.  The 80% was met, but the 85% was not.

•    No.  The 80% was not met, but the 85% was met.

•    No.  Neither goal was met.

• Yes.  Both goals were met