ISYS6338003 - Pre Test

There are two types of testing, namely static testing and dynamic testing.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Choose one of the correct statements below:

• A defect is a mistake made by a human being (for example in writing code)

• A failure is when the system or component does not perform as it should (for example returns the wrong balance)

• An error is when the system or component does not perform as it should (for example returns the wrong balance)

• An error is something that is wrong (for example in the code itself)

This type of static testing in which a work product or process is evaluated by one or more individuals to detect issues and to provide improvements is referred to....

• Plan

• Analyze

• Test Execution

• Review

There are two types of reviews in testing, namely....

• Static and Dynamic Reviews

• Systematic and Non-Systematic Reviews

• Formal and Informal Reviews

• Direct and Indirect Reviews

Reorder the main activities of the review process below:

1.Initiate Review

2.Individual Review

3. 3.Fixing & Reporting

4.Issue Communication & Analysis

5.Planning

• 5-1-2-3-4

• 1-2-3-4-5

• 5-4-3-2-1

• 5-2-1-3-4

• 5-1-3-4-2

1. - Reviewing all or part of the work documents(s)

2. - Noting potential defects, recommendations and questions

   The Foundation Syllabus specifies above activities in the process of....

• Planning

• Individual Review

• Initiate Review

• Fixing & Reporting

There are 3 severity classes, namely critical, minor and major. Defect that can cause downstream effects, for example fault in a design can result in an error in its implementation is referred to as....

• Critical

• Minor

• Major

A type of formal review to identify issues in a work product, which provides measurement to improve the review process and the software development process is called...

• Walkthrough

• Technical Review

• Inspection

• Interview

Role-based reviewing is a review technique where reviewers evaluate a work product from the perspective of different stakeholder roles.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Scenario-based reviewing is a review technique guided by a list of questions or required attributes.

• TRUE

• FALSE