chapter 02 - P1

In any software development life cycle model, there are several characteristics of good testing.

i. For every development activity, there is a corresponding test activity.
ii. For every development activity, there is no corresponding test activity.
iii. Each test level has test objectives specific to that level.
iv. Test analysis and design for a given test level begin during the corresponding development activity.
v. Testers participate in discussions to define and refine requirements and design, and are involved in reviewing work products.

Which of the above are characteristics of good testing?

• i, ii, and iii are correct, iv, v are false

  
  

• i, ii, and iv are correct, ii, v are false

  
  

• i and iii are correct, ii, iv, v are false

  
  

• iii, iv, and v are correct, ii are false

  
  

When should testers start reviewing project documents?

• After development is done

• When they have been baselined and approved

• When the developers have started coding

• As soon as a draft is available

Which development model describes the software development process as a linear?

• Iterative model

• Sequential Model

• Incremental Model

• V Model

Which development model is implementing the principle of early testing?

• V model

• Waterfall model

• Iterative model

• Spiral model

In ......................, test activities only occur after all other development activities have been completed; While in .................... the execution of tests associated with each test level proceeds sequentially.

• Waterfall model, V model

• V model, Waterfall

• Sequential model, Incremental model

• Incremental model, Sequential model

Incremental development involves establishing requirements, designing, building, and testing a system in pieces.

• True

• False

• Not sure

Map the Iterative development examples with the best answer:
1- Rational Unified Process
2- Scrum
3- Kanban
4- Spiral

i. Implemented with or without fixed-length iterations.
ii. Each iteration tends to be relatively long.
iii. Involves creating experimental increments.
iv. Each iteration tends to be relatively short.
v. Feature increments are correspondingly large.
vi. Feature increments are correspondingly small

• 1 = ii and vi; 2 = iv and v; 3 = i; 4 = iii

• 1 = ii and v; 2 = iv and vi; 3 = i; 4 = iii

• 1 = iv and vi; 2 = ii and v; 3 = i; 4 = iii

• 1 = iv and vi; 2 = i and v; 3 = ii ; 4 = i

What are the reasons that software development models must be adapted to the context of project and product characteristics?

• Difference in product risks of systems

• Short time to deliver a product to the market

• Many business units can be part of a project or program

• All of the above

In ............................ production-like test environment is ideal; While in ........................... the developers typically use their own development environment.

• Component Testing, Acceptance Testing

• System Testing, Component Testing

• Integration Testing, Component Testing

• Acceptance Testing, Component Testing

....................... testing is often done in isolation from the rest of the system.

• Integration

• Component

• System

• Acceptance