Question: How would you set up and lay out a test plan for your system? (Spread sheet or website)
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How should a test plan be structured?
1.Number each test plan
2.Explain briefly what you are testing for
3.Explain briefly how a test is constructed
4.Give the test data that is to be used
5.Have a column for expected results
6.Have a column for actual results
There you go…
I would recommend making a table of the types of data and state whether the data you have entered is valid or invalid. Include what it gives you as a message to show proof.
Remember that data is not just about numbers, but can also be images videos and sounds. So erroneous data for sound could be that the sound file is corrupted.
Normal Data- test data entered that should be accepted by the ICT solution for processing.
Erroneous Data- data that is ridiculous or totally unsuitable
Boundary Data (EXTREME data)- test data entered which is at either side of the limits imposed by a range check and the numbers of the range checks themselves.
How should a test plan be structured?
1.Number each test plan
2.Explain briefly what you are testing for
3.Explain briefly how a test is constructed
4.Give the test data that is to be used
5.Have a column for expected results
6.Have a column for actual results
There you go…
I do not know
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What can you test in your spread sheet?
Type of data must be considered such as; extreme, normal and erroneous data.
I think i’d test for the different types of data: Noramal, erroneous and extreme
I agree. Extreme, Normal and Erroneous data should not be omitted.
I am unsure though, please help me 😀
I would recommend making a table of the types of data and state whether the data you have entered is valid or invalid. Include what it gives you as a message to show proof.
Remember that data is not just about numbers, but can also be images videos and sounds. So erroneous data for sound could be that the sound file is corrupted.
Normal Data- test data entered that should be accepted by the ICT solution for processing.
Erroneous Data- data that is ridiculous or totally unsuitable
Boundary Data (EXTREME data)- test data entered which is at either side of the limits imposed by a range check and the numbers of the range checks themselves.
thank you