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Showing posts with label Software Testing Mind Maps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Software Testing Mind Maps. Show all posts

Back to Basics – Test Cases

In this post, let's go back to basics. 😇

What is Test Case?

A Test Case describes the sequence of input actions, a set of input values, execution preconditions, and an expected response to determine whether feature of an application is working correctly or not.

A Test Case is comprised of the Test Case Identifier, Test Objective, Prerequisites, Test Steps, Test Data, Expected Result, Actual Result etc. You can customize the format which fits into your context.

Below is the Mind Map I have created about Test Cases.

As I have mentioned in the above mind map; Test Cases certainly help in Testing. However; Testing shouldn't be limited to Test Cases writing and execution. We should strive for making Software Testing as Exploratory activity rather than just Confirmatory activity.

Feel free to comment below with your inputs.

Keep learning, keep sharing, and yes, stay safe. 😇

Back to Basics – Test Bed

In this post, let's go back to basics.😇

What is Test Bed?

It's the Test Execution environment configured for Testing.

Before we (Software Testers) start the Test Execution, it is highly important to ensure that the Test Bed (Hardware, System Software, Application Software, Network Configuration/Setup, Application under Test, Test Data, Reference Documents, People, and anything else that can contribute to Testing) is set up appropriately. It helps us to keep the focus on Testing (rather than dealing with the issues which slows down the Testing activities).

Below is the Mind Map I have created about Test Bed.

I am sure; additional information can be added in the above mind map. Feel free to comment below with your inputs.

Keep learning, keep sharing, and yes, stay safe. 😇

Good Quality saves money and poor Quality costs money


Cost of Quality is an analysis that shows good Quality saves money and poor Quality costs money. It is an accounting technique that classifies Project or Operational costs into the below categories. 

Costs of Prevention
Costs of Detection
Costs of Internal Failure
Costs of External Failure

Let’s look at the below mind map which covers the details of Project or Operational costs.