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   Test Strategy

															The project test plan should describe the overall strategy that the project
															will follow for testing the final application and the products leading up to
															the completed application. Strategic decisions that may be influenced by the
															choice of development paradigms and process models include:
When to test:The
test plan should show how the stages of the testing process, such as
component, integration and acceptance, correspond to stages of the
development process. For those of us who have adopted an iterative,
incremental development strategy.

incremental testing: is a natural fit. Testing can begin as soon as
															some coherent unit is developed and continues on successively larger units
															until the complete application is tested. This approach provides for earlier
															detection of faults and feedback into development. For projects that do not
															schedule periodic deliveries of executable units, the big bang testing 
															strategy, in which the first test is performed on the complete product, is
															necessary. This strategy often results in costly bottlenecks as small faults
															prevent the major system functionality from being exercised.

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Sangita Groupie Joined: 27Apr2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 53	Topic: Test Strategy Posted: 19Jun2007 at 9:54pm
	Test Strategy The project test plan should describe the overall strategy that the project will follow for testing the final application and the products leading up to the completed application. Strategic decisions that may be influenced by the choice of development paradigms and process models include: When to test:The test plan should show how the stages of the testing process, such as component, integration and acceptance, correspond to stages of the development process. For those of us who have adopted an iterative, incremental development strategy. incremental testing: is a natural fit. Testing can begin as soon as some coherent unit is developed and continues on successively larger units until the complete application is tested. This approach provides for earlier detection of faults and feedback into development. For projects that do not schedule periodic deliveries of executable units, the big bang testing strategy, in which the first test is performed on the complete product, is necessary. This strategy often results in costly bottlenecks as small faults prevent the major system functionality from being exercised. Post Resume: Click here to Upload your Resume & Apply for Jobs

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