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The document discusses test organization and defines the roles of test leaders and testers. It describes how independent and integrated testing is performed. Test leaders are responsible for planning, monitoring, and controlling testing activities, while guiding and monitoring the implementation of test cases. Testers review requirements and design specifications, assess requirements, and test plans. The document also defines the skills needed for testing, including application domain knowledge, technological knowledge, and testing expertise. The specific skills required depend on the project and risks involved.
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Action Plans41
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Action Plan for87
Action Plan for89
Action Plan for90
Action Items for91
Action Plan Tracking for92
References93
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- 1. CHAPTER 5 REVIEW PROCESS REFERENCE GRAHAM ET.AL (2006)
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- 3. TEST ORGANIZATION • Independent and integrated testing An independent tester can often see more, other, and different defects. An independent tester brings a skeptical attitude of professional pessimism Find an integrated tester or group of testers working alongside the programmers, but still within and reporting to the development manager. Might see a separate test team reporting into the organization at a point equal to the development or project team. Find an integrated tester or group of testers working alongside the programmers, but still within and reporting to the development manager.
- 4. TEST ORGANIZATION • Working as a test leader During test execution and as the project winds down, they write summary reports on test status Sometimes test leaders wear different titles, such as test manager or test coordinator Non-testers, must be : plan monitor control the testing work
- 5. TEST ORGANIZATION Two roles that are found within many test teams test leader the tester Test leaders tend to be involved in the planning, monitoring, and control of the testing activities and tasks discussed guide and monitor the analysis, design, implementation and execution of the test cases, test procedures and test suites
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- 8. TEST ORGANIZATION When we think of the skills that testers need, three main areas come to mind: • Application or business domain • Technology • Testing
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- 10. TEST ORGANIZATION • Application or business domain A tester must understand the intended behavior, the problem the system will solve • Technology A tester must be aware of issues, limitations and capabilities of the chosen implementation technology.
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