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Some definitions of key testing terms: What is software ‘quality’? Trying to attain software quality implies being able to meet the following goals: reasonably bug-free, delivered on time and within budget, meets requirements and/or expectations, and is maintainable. It is not easy to objectively define quality. It will depend on who the ‘customer’ is and [...] In the previous 2 posts, I have been talking about the process leading to a presentation, right at the beginning of the project, where product management presents their plan of feature implementation, revenue and pricing figures, competition analysis, and so on. The objective of such a meeting is to ensure that management / executive sponsors [...] Benefits of using a Software Traceability Matrix: How Does having a Traceability Matrix make it far more likely that the proper software cycle is followed ? - Using a traceability matrix demonstrates the clear relationship between design inputs and design outputs – Using a traceability matrix ensures that the design is based on established requirements [...] What is a Software Traceability Matrix ? Sounds like a big word; it is actually a way to trace that all the requirements have been mapped through the development cycle. For example, that the various sections of design have covered all the requirements, test plans and cases cover all the requirements and so on. The [...] |
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