Advanced Software Testing Interview Questions: Part 2 (Advanced Level)

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Nov 18, 2008

Advanced Software Testing Interview Questions: Part 2 (Advanced Level)

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What is:
- Extreme Programming?
- the difference between an application server and a Web server?
- a Blocked Test Case?
- Bi-directional Traceability Matrix?
- Fuzz Testing?
- Base Lining?
- configuration Management?
- the role of QA in a software producing company?
- Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)?
- Path Testing?
- Test Maturity Model or TMM?
- Back-To-Back Testing?
- Error Seeding?
- the difference between API & ABI?
- the difference between Functional Testing and System Testing?
- a Test Bed?
- Latent Bug?
- I V & V?
- LCSAJ?
- Measure of Completeness in software testing?
- Pair Programming?
- N+1 Testing?
- Cause Effect Analysis?
- Basis Path Testing?
- Error Guessing?

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