Category: CTFL Syllabus 3.1 – Eng

5.1 Test Organization 5.1.1 Independent Testing Testing tasks may be done by people in a specific testing role, or by people in another role (e.g.,

Keywords configuration management, defect management, defect report, entry criteria, exit criteria, product risk, project risk, risk, risk level, risk-based testing, test approach, test control, test

4.2.4 State Transition Testing Components or systems may respond differently to an event depending on current conditions or previous history (e.g., the events that have

4.1 Categories of Test Techniques The purpose of a test technique, including those discussed in this section, is to help in identifying test conditions, test

Keywords black-box test technique, boundary value analysis, checklist-based testing, coverage, decision coverage, decision table testing, error guessing, equivalence partitioning, experience-based test technique, exploratory testing, state

3.2.4 Applying Review Techniques There are a number of review techniques that can be applied during the individual review (i.e., individual preparation) activity to uncover

3.2 Review Process Reviews vary from informal to formal. Informal reviews are characterized by not following a defined process and not having formal documented output.

3.1 Static Testing Basics In contrast to dynamic testing, which requires the execution of the software being tested, static testing relies on the manual examination

Keywords ad hoc review, checklist-based review, dynamic testing, formal review, informal review, inspection, perspective-based reading, review, role-based review, scenario-based review, static analysis, static testing, technical

2.4 Maintenance Testing Once deployed to production environments, software and systems need to be maintained. Changes of various sorts are almost inevitable in delivered software