7. Can you explain defect seeding? Defect seeding is a technique that was developed to estimate the number of defects resident in a piece of software. It’s an offline technique …
1. What is meant by measures and metrics? Measures are quantitatively unit defined elements, for instance, hours, km, etc. Metrics are basically comprised of more than one measure. For instance, …
7. What different sources are needed to verify authenticity for CMMI implementation? There are three different sources from which an appraiser can verify that an organization followed the process or …
1. What is CMMI and what’s the advantage of implementing it in an organization? CMMI stands for Capability Maturity Model Integration. It is a process improvement approach that provides companies …
7. How did you define severity ratings in your project? There are four types of severity ratings as shown in the table: Severity 1 (showstoppers): These kinds of defects do …
1. Can you explain boundary value analysis? In some projects there are scenarios where we need to do boundary value testing. For instance, let’s say for a bank application you …
1. Does automation replace manual testing? Automation is the integration of testing tools into the test environment in such a manner that the test execution, logging, and comparison of results …
1. What is Six Sigma? Six Sigma is a statistical measure of variation in a process. We say a process has achieved Six Sigma if the quality is 3.4 DPMO …
1. What is a software process? A software process is a series of steps used to solve a problem. The following figure shows a pictorial view of how an organization …
37. What’s the difference between System testing and Acceptance testing? Acceptance testing checks the system against the “Requirements.” It is similar to System testing in that the whole system is …
