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Marcio Corilov Test Analyst

Test Design. Marcio Corilov Test Analyst. Objectives. AGENDA. Lesson 1: Black-box testing design techniques. Black-box testing is testing based upon requirements. The internal logic structure is not considered;

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Marcio Corilov Test Analyst

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  1. Test Design Marcio Corilov Test Analyst

  2. Objectives

  3. AGENDA

  4. Lesson 1: Black-box testing design techniques • Black-box testing is testing based upon requirements. • The internal logic structure is not considered; • You do not get inside the black box to examine internals, but rather you view it as input/output and the basic function.

  5. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase

  6. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase • Using basis-path testing to identify test cases for use cases; • Example, Bank customer withdraws money;

  7. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase • Using basis-path testing to identify test cases for use cases; • Example, Bank customer withdraws money;

  8. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase • Determine the basic flow; • Example, Bank customer withdraws money;

  9. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase • Determine the alternative flows; • Example, Bank customer withdraws money;

  10. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase • Determine the alternative flows; • Example, Bank customer withdraws money;

  11. Test Case # Test Case Name Withdraw amount lower than $500; # 0001 Try to withdraw amount greater than maximum withdrawal allowed; # 0002 Exceed the number of withdraws allowed in one day; # 0003 Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase • Create the test cases for the use case; • Example, Bank customer withdraws money;

  12. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase • Example of a FVT test case: Test Case #1 - Withdraw amount lower than $500;

  13. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase • Example of a FVT test case: Test Case #2 - Try to withdraw amount greater than maximum withdrawal allowed;

  14. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for FVT phase • Example of a FVT test case: Test Case #3 - Exceed the number of withdraws allowed in one day;

  15. Lesson 1: Review of Test Phases and Focus Areas

  16. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for SVT phase • Example of a SVT test case: Test Case #4 - Exceed the number of withdraws allowed in one day;

  17. Lesson 1: Review of Test Phases and Focus Areas

  18. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for BVT phase • Example of a BVT test case: Test Case #5 – Check product standard installation (client server software);

  19. Lesson 1: Review of Test Phases and Focus Areas

  20. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for Performance phase • Example of a Performance test case: Test Case #6 - Withdraw amount lower than $500 (100 users simultaneously); • This type of test must be conducted using tools like Rational Performance Tester or Mercury Loadrunner;

  21. Lesson 1: Review of Test Phases and Focus Areas

  22. Lesson 1: Guidelines for writing a Translation Verification Test Case • Translation tests verify the translation for context accuracy. These tests ensure that the function does not appear in English, that the translation is displayed correctly, and that the translation itself is correct; • Unlike regression testing, TVT testers test only the screens that have changed since the previous release; • Test only one screen in each test case, and put detailed step-by-step instructions on how to get to that screen; • Make each test stand-alone, meaning that you don't have to depend on the previous test to run this test; • Don't write a test case that verifies the function rather than the screens;

  23. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for TVT phase • Example of a TVT test case: Test Case #7 – Verify the screen of New Plug-in Project function of Eclypse;

  24. Lesson 1: Review of Test Phases and Focus Areas

  25. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for Usability phase • Example of an Usability test case: Test Case #8 – Verify the usability of New Plug-in Project function of Eclypse;

  26. Lesson 1: Review of Test Phases and Focus Areas

  27. Lesson 1: Test Case Design for E2E phase • Example of a End-To-End test case: Test Case #4 - Exceed the number of withdraws allowed in one day;

  28. Lesson 1: Review of Test Phases and Focus Areas

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