Answers to Software Testing Interview Questions: Part 2 (Beginner Level)

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Nov 20, 2008

Answers to Software Testing Interview Questions: Part 2 (Beginner Level)

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Energize your test team

You're waist deep in your third month of late nights, weekends, and shipping stress; you can see and feel your team's energy waning.

The Value of Positive Testing

There is a school of thought in software testing that debunks the value of positive testing. This school basically states that any test that does not produce a defect is not a good test.

Impact Analysis Checklist for Req. Changes
___ Implications of the Proposed Change* Identify any existing requirements in the baseline that

The Process of Test Process Improvement

Software testing is still a pain-in-the-neck for many organizations. Because it is only marginally addressed in software process improvement models like CMMi

Software Defect-bug Management Philosphy

Imperfect processes cause most of the software defects. Thus to prevent defects, the development process needs to be overhauled.

Software testing Metrices-Test Case Review

Metrics are the means by which the software quality can be measured; they give you confidence in the product.

Energize your test team

You're waist deep in your third month of late nights, weekends, and shipping stress; you can see and feel your team's energy waning.

The Value of Positive Testing

There is a school of thought in software testing that debunks the value of positive testing. This school basically states that any test that does not produce a defect is not a good test.

Software Testing - QTP, Manual Testing Automation Testing, Load Runner

Nov 20, 2008