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Part of the testing strategy indicates that you are going to be using systematic test design techniques. Your manager has asked that you present the main advantages of using these techniques at the next board meeting. Identify THREE main benefits of using systematic test design techniques within this company. 2 credits (for 2 out correct 1 credit)

1. A. Easier to quickly adapt testing to changing requirements compared to experienced-based testing
2. B. Targets certain types of faults
3. C. Will guide experienced testers to find defects
4. D. Provides a way to differentiate depth of testing based on product risks by using different techniques
5. E. More enhanced documentation and therefore higher repeatability and reproducibility
6. F. Will make non-systematic testing redundant
7. G. Will reduce the need for early reviews

Correct Answer: BDE

A bank is developing a new service that will be delivered via the web. The user interactions are defined as a set of use cases and the service is designed to be available continuously 24/7. In view of the challenging characteristics of the service the test manager has decided that the code should be thoroughly tested at component level.
Which of the following test types will be required during the development? [K2]

1. A. Functional testing to test security at the system level, load testing at the system level to ensure the system availability is acceptable, regression testing at all levels, structure based testing at the component level only
2. B. Functional testing to test the use cases at component level, reliability testing to test availability at the integration level,regression testing at the system testing level only, structure based testing at all levels
3. C. Functional testing of the use cases at system level, load testing at component level to ensure availability is acceptable, regression testing at the system and acceptance levels only, and structure based testing at the integration level only
4. D. Functional testing to test security at the acceptance level, load testing at the acceptance test level to ensure availability is acceptable, regression testing at the acceptance level only to ensure late changes are made correctly, and structure based testing at the component level

Correct Answer: A

A top-down development strategy affects which level of testing most?

1. A. Component testing
2. B. Integration testing
3. C. System testing
4. D. User acceptance testing

Correct Answer: B
The development strategy will affect the component testing (option (A)), in so far as it cannot be tested unless it has been built. Options (C) and (D) require the system to have been delivered; at these points the development strategy followed is
not important to the tester. Option (B) needs knowledge of the development strategy in order to determine the order in which components will be integrated and tested.

Evaluate the status of the project against the defined exit criteria. Which of the following options shows the correct status? 2 credits

1. A. Criteria A = OK, criteria B = OK, criteria C = OK
2. B. Criteria A = NOT OK, criteria B = NOT OK, criteria C = OK
3. C. Criteria A = OK, criteria B = NOT OK, criteria C = NOT OK
4. D. Criteria A = NOT OK, criteria B = NOT OK, criteria C = NOT OK

Correct Answer: B

Which of the following represents good testing practice for testers, irrespective of the software lifecycle model used?

1. A. They should start test analysis when the corresponding development level is complete
2. B. They should be involved in reviewing requirements or user stories as soon as drafts are available
3. C. They should ensure that the same test objectives apply to each test level
4. D. They should minimize the ratio of development levels to test levels to reduce project costs

Correct Answer: D