Task 5: Test case and bug reporting
Jameel M
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Test Scenario:
Definition: A test scenario is a high-level description of a specific functionality or feature that needs to be tested.
Purpose: It outlines the testing needs in broad strokes, focusing on the “why” rather than the “how.”
Level: Test scenarios typically live at the strategic level.
Example: “Verify that users can successfully book movie tickets online.”
Test Case:
Definition: A test case is a detailed set of instructions or steps that a tester follows to validate a specific aspect of the software.
Purpose: It provides a step-by-step guide for executing tests.
Level: Test cases are more granular and operational than test scenarios.
Example: “Test the login functionality with valid credentials.”
Test Strategy and Plan:
Test Strategy:
Definition: A test strategy is a high-level document that provides overall guidance for the testing project.
Content: It includes the scope, objectives, approach, roles, responsibilities, risks, entry/exit criteria, and more.
Static: It remains relatively static throughout the project.
Test Plan:
Definition: A test plan is a comprehensive document that lists all activities related to testing.
Content: It specifies what to test, when to test, how to test, resources, schedules, and more.
Dynamic: It evolves as the project progresses.
Test Summary Report:
Definition: A test summary report is a document summarizing the testing activities and results.
Content:
Overview: Briefly describes the project, objectives, and scope.
Test Execution Summary: Includes the number of test cases executed, passed, failed, and blocked.
Defect Summary: Lists defects found during testing.
Risk Assessment: Identifies risks and their impact.
Recommendations: Suggests improvements or actions.
Audience: It is shared with stakeholders, project managers, and other relevant parties.
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