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A systematic testing process is necessary to produce a timely release with a high level of quality. The last six weeks of a release cycle are entirely devoted to testing. The general organization is described below. | |||
A systematic testing process is necessary to produce a timely release with a high level of quality. The last six weeks of | |||
At this level of the development all testing is performed by a team member '''other''' than the developer of the corresponding system or subsystem. The testing process is formalized: | At this level of the development all testing is performed by a team member '''other''' than the developer of the corresponding system or subsystem. The testing process is formalized: | ||
Revision as of 17:55, 30 May 2007
A systematic testing process is necessary to produce a timely release with a high level of quality. The last six weeks of a release cycle are entirely devoted to testing. The general organization is described below.
At this level of the development all testing is performed by a team member other than the developer of the corresponding system or subsystem. The testing process is formalized:
- For each system and subsystem, a Test Plan is created accordingly.
- The test plan is made of a number of descriptions of tests to be run, each known as a Test Case Specifications (TCS). A TCS specifies a test scenario; it is not related to any particular execution of that scenario.
- The testing process consists of running these test scenarios; the result of any such run is a Test Run Report (TRR).
Pages in category "Testing"
The following 15 pages are in this category, out of 15 total.