Question #01
Which of the following statements is TRUE with respect to when the test analyst should become involved during different software development lifecycle models? In sequential V-model projects the test analyst should start test analysis concurrently with coding In sequential V-model projects the test analyst should start test analysis concurrently with requirement specification There are no differences in the moment of involvement for test analysts for the various software development lifecycles In Agile software development the test analyst should start test analysis and design concurrently with coding.
Question #02
Which of the following answers describes the most appropriate and complete set of activities for the Test Analyst to focus on during test analysis and design? Analyze the test basis, select test techniques, create high-level test conditions for risk mitigation, create test cases to achieve desired coverage of the test basis, create risk mitigation test cases Analyze risks, create test conditions to address risks, create high-level test cases to meet test conditions for risk mitigation, create all low-level test cases Select test techniques, create high-level test cases to meet test conditions, create high-level test cases to mitigate risks, create low level tests cases to achieve desired coverage Analyze the test basis, identify test conditions at appropriate levels to address the test basis, add test conditions for risk mitigation, select test techniques to achieve desired coverage, design test cases.
Question #03
Which of the following statements does NOT give a good reason why test cases should be reviewed and understood by stakeholders? Customer and users review the test cases in order to verify them against requirements, business processes and business rules The test manager reviews the test cases in order to control the work of the test analyst and to create the organization’s test strategy Testers review test cases written by other testers in order to ensure that the test cases are consistent, understandable and executable by testers other than the author Developers review test cases written by testers in order to align their understanding of requirements with the testers’ and to align component testing with system testing.
Question #04
The insurance company SecureLife has started a project IQ (Improved Quality) to implement a new health insurance application. The intention is to make it possible to create online transactions for health insurance claims raised by employees and members of companies or associations having health insurance agreements.
The project team for IQ have testers who are business users with lots of domain knowledge but without much formal test training.
At the same time another project, HIPPOS (Health Insurance Product Public Order Sales), has been started by the marketing department of SecureLife with the purpose of launching a new Internet application that will allow potential buyers of health insurance to use a calculator to calculate insurance premiums.
The new project HIPPOS application will be developed and tested by a team, which have worked together with the marketing department for the last three years, developing marketing web applications. The team consists of well-trained testers and developers. They have implemented test automation for regression testing, and they have checklists of common defects and common security problems which they use in their retrospectives.
As senior Test Analyst in SecureLife you are responsible for designing test cases that achieve high levels of coverage. You need to decide the level of detail and documentation required for test cases in the two projects.
Which of the following are the BEST options? In project HIPPOS the test cases should be written at a high level allowing the testers flexibility in varying the details to achieve higher coverage In project IQ the test cases should be written at a high level. The testers are business users and they know their business rules and calculations so no need for detailed documentation In both project IQ and HIPPOS the test cases should be written as low-level test cases, with thorough documentation and detailed procedures In project IQ the test cases should be written at a low level with documented procedures and traceability to requirements In project HIPPOS the test cases should be written at a low level with documented procedures and audit trails.
Question #05
An e-commerce company has started a project to implement an electronic trading platform that allows traders a direct access to Fixed Income OTC (over-the-counter) markets, called B-OTC.
Using B-OTC, traders will be able to submit orders online to these markets to get a faster order execution. B-OTC will process an order through different phases:
• A validation phase of the order
• A price determination phase where several markets are examined looking for the best price
• An execution phase where the order is completed
Which of the following is LEAST likely to influence the decision to design low-level or high-level test cases? The requirements specification for B-OTC is very clear, detailed and exhaustive B-OTC must be compliant to several regulations and an audit of the tests is mandatory The testers are domain experts without specific knowledge of formal testing The sequence of phases an online order will pass through.
Question #06
Which of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding test implementation activities? Test Analysts may create data to be used with keyword-driven test automation If a risk-based test strategy is being used, risk priority order may dictate the execution order for the test cases When creating the test execution schedule, manual and automated test execution are considered to be independent activities Test Analysts must verify the procedures that gather data for evaluating current status against exit criteria.
Question #07
A project to develop a foreign exchange Automated Teller Machine for an airport has been planned and a risk assessment has shown that there are three key risks:
• There is a risk that usability will be a problem for visually impaired users because the operation requires viewing several screens in sequence with relatively small text. This has been assessed as medium likelihood with high impact
• There is a risk that response will be relatively slow because the foreign exchange rates will be checked before each transaction; this has been assessed as medium likelihood with medium impact
• There is a risk that accuracy of calculations could lead to cumulative errors. This has been assessed as low likelihood with high impact
The test strategy currently requires performance testing and usability testing during system test, and functional correctness testing at every test level. The project schedule is under time pressure.
Which of the following possible risk mitigation actions should be prioritized highest? Review the calculation algorithms and work with specialists to define a data set for calculation tests Defer usability testing until UAT and recruit visually impaired testers to join the UAT team Involve visually impaired users in the review of the user interface design Spend time with developers to identify operational scenarios to test performance.
Question #08
A company has set up an employee wellness program and combined it with the payment for health insurance:
The program has the following rules:
1. Employees who consume 20 units or less of alcohol per week get $30 off their payment
2. Employees who fill in a "health risk assessment" will be rewarded with a $25 reduction in payment
3. Employees who participate in a health control programme at the company:
1. Receive a $50 reduction in their payment for having a BMI of 27.5 or less, and a $25 reduction for having a BMI below 30
2. Non-smokers receive an additional $50 reduction in their payment
3. Smokers who have joined a stop-smoking class receive a $25 reduction
4. Smokers who have not joined a stop-smoking class pay an additional premium of $75
How many test cases are needed to achieve 100% coverage of equivalence partitions of the valid input parameters, when testing this specification by applying the equivalence partitioning test technique? 3 test cases 4 test cases 5 test cases 12 test cases.
Question #09
You are working on a customer loyalty application for a restaurant. Customers earn points by spending money on food. There are four categories for awards that are based on the number of points earned.
• Casual: 1 - 40 points
• Regular: 41 - 150 points
• Frequent: 151 - 300 points
• Elite: more than 300 points
Existing tests cases have already covered the point values 12, 150, 151, 152 and 301.
What is the percentage of boundary value coverage you have already achieved with existing test cases? 37.5% 42.8% 50% 62.5%.
Question #10
The Business Analysts have provided the following specification for the payment options of an internet store:
“A customer must provide credit card details (including expiry date) to the internet store during registration. They can use any of the three payment options: credit card, instant transfer, and direct debit payment. Direct debit is only available for purchase amounts up to 500 €. For non-registered customers, the only allowed payment option is instant transfer.”
A Test Analyst has designed the following collapsed decision table that should contain rules for the possible combinations:
You are reviewing the decision table for completeness, correctness, and consistency. Which of the following are CORRECT findings? The table is incomplete because three Boolean conditions require 23 = 8 rules The rule R3 is not correct because it potentially offers the credit card option to registered customers whose credit card has expired The value ‘-‘ (don’t care) for condition C2 in rule R4 should rather be a ‘N/A’ (not applicable) because the system has no information on credit cards for non-registered customers The value ‘-‘ (don’t care) for condition C3 in rule R4 is incorrect, because if Amount <= 500€ is ‘True’, direct debit should be offered The table is inconsistent because for a registered customer with an expired credit card and a purchase amount > 500€ both rules R2 and R3 apply.
Question #11
As a Test Analyst, you are testing the download functionality of a mobile application via the cellular network with the decision table testing technique. The specification states:
“Before starting a download, the application verifies that the cellular network connectivity is at least two bars strong and the subscription has sufficient data volume to download the file. In the borderline case of two bars connectivity, a buffer of at least 20 KB additional data volume is needed.”
During test analysis, you have designed and successfully reviewed the following decision table:
You are designing a test suite that should cover all five decision rules.
Which of the following statements about a test suite for this specification covering all five rules is CORRECT? The test cases should have two inputs: mobile cellular connection strength and the difference between the data volume available and the file size The test data should contain at least two files of different sizes: one greater than or equal to 20 KB and one less than 20 KB The test suite should contain at least three different test cases with connection strength = 2 bars which cover the three possible expected outcomes respectively: A1, A2, and A3 Any test case with an input consisting of connection strength, data volume available and a file size to be downloaded will cover exactly one rule of the decision table.
Question #12
The following state transition diagram describes the behavior of a generic scheduler of an Operating System (OS):
Assume a test always starts in the “Ready” state and ends when the system returns to the “Ready” state, so a test input consists of a sequence (“Ready”, event, next state, …, event, “Ready”), where all states except first and last one is different than “Ready”.
What is the MINIMUM number of tests needed to achieve 1-switch coverage? 2 3 4 5.
Question #13
A mobile device operates in one of three states: IDLE, STAND-BY, and READY. Its behavior is
depicted by the following state transition diagram.
Considering only the READY state, what is the number of test cases required to achieve round-trip
coverage for this state? 3 4 6 7.
Question #14
Which of the following statements does NOT describe the use of classification trees to support black-box test techniques? Classification trees support the identification of equivalence partitions Classification trees support the identification of boundary values Classification trees support the identification of rules to be used in a decision table Classification trees support pairwise testing.
Question #15
A company offering house insurance policies has several policy options. They depend on the following factors:
Building type: house, semi-detached, apartment building, cottage
Material: wood, concrete, brick, mixed
Location: city, suburb, countryside, wilderness
You are testing the system and using the pairwise technique for creating test cases.
Using the pairwise technique, how many test cases are required to achieve all pairs coverage? 16 12 64 4.
Question #16
Consider a multi-language web application with the following requirements:
• Support three different languages: English, French and Japanese
• Run on three different browsers: Br1, Br2, Br3
• Run on three different operating systems: OpS1, OpS2 and OpS3
You have been asked to test the correct behavior of this application for various combinations of languages, browsers and operating systems.
Due to the restricted amount of time you decide to apply the pairwise test technique for creating test cases.
Using the pairwise technique, what is the MINIMUM number of test cases needed to achieve all-pairs coverage? 3 6 9 27.
Question #17
Easytravel is a card which is used to paying for journeys on buses and subways. The user can store credit to the card at the Easytravel Loading Machines and the system automatically deducts the journey fee when the user inserts the card into the card reader/writer on a bus or at the subway station. You are a member of the Easytravel project team, and the following user story has been given to you for reviewing.
USE CASE: ADD TO EASYTRAVEL BALANCE FROM CREDIT CARD
Use case ID: UC-201201
Purpose: User is increasing the balance on their Easytravel card
Actors: user, system
Pre-conditions: User has a valid Easytravel card and a credit card
End-result: User’s Easytravel card balance has been increased with the selected amount and the equal amount has been charged to the credit card.
How many test cases are required to achieve the minimum coverage for this use case? 2 test cases 1 test cases 9 test cases 6 test cases.
Question #18
TS is a skills portal which is made available to all IT professionals. Individual IT professionals first discuss their training needs with their manager and as a result may receive a voucher from the manager for any of the course types provided at the company. The IT professional uses TS and their voucher to select a specific course and make a reservation.
USE CASE: COURSE REGISTATION
Use Case ID: UC-15504
Purpose: Enable IT professionals to select and reserve a course for which they have been given a voucher
Actors: IT Professional (ITP); TS Skills Portal (SP)
Pre-conditions: none
How many test cases are required to achieve the minimum coverage for this use case? 1 2 4 3.
Question #19
A new mobile app is to be developed for managing the membership of a soccer club which runs several teams. One of the key objectives of the club owners is to replace the outdated manual method required for registration of new members. The functionality of the app is to remain relatively simple because not all users will be familiar with modern user interfaces. The club owners have therefore placed emphasis on the ease with which users can navigate between the various screens and the usability of the application. An objective is also to manage the numbers of players who can register for a team. Limits are therefore to be enforced which may result in applicants being placed on a waiting list.
Which TWO of the following test techniques would be MOST appropriate for testing the mobile app? State transition testing Decision table testing Boundary value analysis Use case testing Pairwise testing.
Question #20
A system is being specified for use by automotive dealers. The system will provide the ability to configure a vehicle’s optional characteristics (e.g., engine size, external trim, color), visualize the configured vehicle and generate the retail price of the vehicle. An existing system can provide a visual model of any single configuration, but it does not enable the user to modify the configuration in the same session. This system is being used as a development prototype from which it is expected that the required functionality can be generated more quickly than working from scratch, and time scales have been adjusted for a rapid delivery.
Which of the following test techniques would together give the best chance of achieving acceptable coverage in the available time frame? State transition testing Classification tree Boundary value analysis Use case testing Equivalence partitioning.
Question #21
Which of the following statements BEST explains experience-based testing? If the testers are experienced and have good knowledge of the system under test, experience-based techniques are a viable alternative to more formal techniques if there are problems with the quality of the documentation or if the project is under a tight schedule Experience-based techniques should generally be used if there are no suitable formal techniques or if it takes too much time and effort to use them Experience-based techniques rely on the tester’s knowledge and experience and can therefore be used to increase the coverage as the tester knows which areas need more testing If checklists are used, experience-based testing can be more systematic and efficient and can replace black-box test techniques.
Question #22
You are a Test Analyst on a new project. The requirements documents are on a very high level, containing little detail about the problem the software should address. As a result, your manager has decided that exploratory testing will be a primary test technique used for this project. You have been given the task of specifying, executing, and recording the test sessions.
Which of the options below define what you will need or will use for these tasks? Use debriefing sessions with the test manager or a test lead to record the results of the test sessions Log defects into the defect management system but do not record a pass/fail for the exploratory session because duplicating the results could be difficult Ask end users to execute some ad-hoc testing and note down their actions for future use as exploratory sessions Procure domain knowledge to be applied during the exploratory session Record the results in email and send the email to the test manager and test lead.
Question #23
Which of the following describes typical characteristics of defect-based test techniques? Defect-based techniques are based on the analysis and classification of previously found defects Defect-based techniques are mainly used at the component test level Defect-based techniques concentrate on defects found during the analysis of the documentation of a system Defect-based techniques are a sub-category of black-box test techniques.
Question #24
The marketing department of insurance company, SecureLife, has started a project called HIPPOS (Health Insurance Product Public Order Sales). The purpose of the project is to create a new Internet application where potential customers can calculate insurance premiums and bonuses based on age and different health factors.
The new application will also make it possible for individual customers to order health insurance products online.
The new application created by project HIPPOS will be developed and tested by SecureLife’s Agile development team. The Agile development team has worked together and with the marketing team for the last three years, developing web applications. The Agile team consists of well-trained testers and developers. They have implemented test automation for configuration and regression testing, and they have built taxonomies of common defects and common security problems.
In Project HIPPOS the Product Owner from Marketing has presented the following user stories to the Agile team before the first release planning meeting.
US1: The Web health insurance calculator shall calculate insurance premiums and bonuses according to the rules described by the actuary and insurance calculation business section
US2: The user interface of the HIPPOS application shall follow the same standards as the other marketing web applications and use a predefined setup of page frames and dialogs that have been used for the last two years
US3: The Web applications shall support the latest 3 versions of different types of web browsers Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari
US4: Security must be at the same level as for other marketing web applications
The Agile team has been asked to prepare a test approach. The Product Owner asks the team to present their proposal for the use of test techniques at the release planning meeting.
Which of the following proposals best supports the given scenario? The Agile team will use exploratory testing as the primary test technique. For user story US1 equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis will also be used, and an additional black-box test technique will be used for user story US4 The Agile team will use exploratory testing and defect-based testing as the primary test techniques. For user story US1 decision table testing will also be used. Adaptability testing for user story US3 and attack-based testing using a checklist will be used extra for user story US4 The Agile team will use exploratory testing as the primary test technique. For user story US1 interoperability testing will also be used. Adaptability testing will be used for user story US3 and attack-based testing will also be used for user story US4 The Agile team will use black-box test techniques as the primary test techniques. For user story US1 state transition testing and boundary value analysis will also be used, and exploratory testing will also be used in addition for user story US4.
Question #25
You are working on a project testing a new application that handles foreign currency exchange transactions. Much of the software which handles calculations and money transfers has been re-used from a similar application which has been used for over 3 years. Several new functions are to be added to the new application to improve the user experience and display graphical information better. The users have not been fully involved in the definition of these new aspects and new functions have therefore been implemented according to the developer’s expectations.
As a Test Analyst, which of the following quality characteristics would you focus the MOST on when testing the new application? Functional correctness Functional completeness Replaceability Recoverability.
Question #26
You work in Agile software development in the telecommunications industry. The application offers a new interface to allow customers to modify their mobile phone plan directly via the web application. You are performing system tests and work particularly on the screen used to change the mobile phone plan.
The user story you are testing is:
US-34: As a customer, I want to be able to select a new mobile phone plan online so that I can adapt it to my needs.
As part of these tests, you and the product owner invite a business expert to perform an exploratory test on this screen and indicate if they have any comments on whether the proposed solution allows them to make all the possible changes.
What kind of test are you performing? Functional correctness testing Accessibility testing Adaptability testing Functional appropriateness testing.
Question #27
Which of the following statements is correct regarding quality sub-characteristics and the defects they target? Functional completeness testing discovers indications that the system will not be able to meet the needs of the user in a way that will be considered acceptable Functional reliability testing ensures that the functions are available when called Functional appropriateness may focus on the coverage of high-level business cases by the implemented functionality Functional correctness testing involves detecting incorrect handling of data or situations.
Question #28
Assume you work for a company that has developed software to help users trade currencies. A new version of the software is being developed. The main feature of this version is the ability to calculate different amounts of commission depending on the volume of the trades. In addition, different categories of users (beginner, intermediate, expert) are defined, and different functions are provided to them according to their category.
You are the Test Analyst responsible for creating functional suitability tests.
Which of the following statements correctly defines the level in the software development lifecycle at which functional suitability tests should be performed earliest? Testing that commissions have been calculated correctly for low-volume trades should be performed during component testing Testing the appropriateness of functions assigned to different user categories should be performed during acceptance testing The interoperability of the new functions with other trading systems should be conducted in system testing Testing that commissions have been calculated correctly for high-volume trades should be performed during system testing Required coverage of high-level business processes should be determined for system integration testing.
Question #29
When is functional appropriateness testing usually conducted? During component and integration testing During integration and system testing During system and user acceptance testing During acceptance testing, especially alpha and beta testing.
Question #30
Which of the following statements is correct regarding usability testing? The usability should be verified against the requirements and validated by the real users Validation of the usability requirements should be done after release to enable real users to participate Heuristic evaluation can be used to survey the users and find usability problems Usability can be verified by running a comparison with the existing unacceptable product.
Question #31
Assume you work for a company that has developed a software component to help users securely and easily manage all the passwords they have defined for different websites. This component is integrated into hundreds of websites, used by millions of people world-wide.
A new software version of the component is being developed. The main feature of this version is the integration with a specific operating system that does not currently support this component.
Which of the following does not qualify as an interoperability failure? Passwords are not saved for all websites which integrate with the component 5% of the websites do not run on a specific operating system Passwords are truncated on some browsers Saving the passwords becomes too complicated for some users.
Question #32
You work as a Test Analyst in the team developing a system for managing rented electric scooters. The system consists of the following three parts:
1. A client application for mobile phones
2. Scooter monitoring
3. A server application that supervises the work of the whole
The most important target for your team is to ensure the cooperation between modules.
Based on this description only, which quality characteristic is the most important for you, and should be tested first? Usability Interoperability Security Performance.
Question #33
Which of the following statements define types of defect you would NOT typically consider in portability testing? An application does not function correctly in all intended target environments Software cannot be installed for particular configurations Users with disabilities cannot interact with the application Certain software components within a system cannot be exchanged for others Incorrect data exchange between interacting components.
Question #34
The HeatWell mobile application shall enable homeowners to control and monitor the heating of their home. The following requirements have been identified as the most important for the HeatWell app:
Requirement 1: The user must be provided with an interface with which they can easily set required heating times and temperatures and monitor the temperature in different parts of the house.
Requirement 2: An efficiency function shall calculate the energy consumed and help the user to optimize their needs.
You are the Test Analyst on the HeatWell team.
Which of the following test conditions would you consider to be the most appropriate for verifying the functional and/or non-functional quality characteristics of the stated requirements? The user can install the app on an Android device The user can effectively set target temperatures with a minimum number of steps The efficiency function accurately calculates heat consumption Energy consumption data can be saved on the HeatWell database server for iOS and Android devices Monitoring data can be displayed for the previous 30 days.
Question #35
You are a Test Analyst working on a brand-new project.
The customer is a state social welfare administration that wants to improve its website. The website will contain information, news, and documentation on social welfare. It will allow any citizen to interact online in order to view their current status as well as ongoing and past reimbursements.
A team of business analysts, requirement engineers and user experience specialists have worked with the client to gather a comprehensive list of the requirements for the new website, based on the existing website, new needs, new best practices, and user feedback.
The project follows the V-model as software development lifecycle.
The requirements have been reviewed and approved by all the stakeholders.
You are now about to start the test design based on requirements and a draft of detailed specifications.
Here is a selection of some requirements:
R003 – The entire website must be accessible to users with visual disabilities, according to WCAG 2.0
R004 – The website must work properly on the devices presently utilized by users of the existing website, covering at least 80% of these users
R005 – The response time of the website must not exceed 5 seconds under the load created by 5.000 simultaneous users
R006 – The new system must keep all the non-technical data used in the previous system
R007 – Only the owner and authorized state agents must be able to access personal data in the system
Which of the requirements above should you, according to your responsibilities, consider for your test design? R003, R005, R006 R003, R004 R003, R004, R007 R004, R006, R007.
Question #36
You are reviewing the following requirements specification document:
The following is the checklist you are using for this review:
1. Is each requirement testable?
2. Does each requirement have acceptance criteria listed?
3. Does each requirement have a defined priority level?
4. Are the requirements uniquely identified?
5. Is the specification versioned?
6. Is there traceability visible from each requirement to the business/marketing requirements?
7. Is there traceability between the requirements and the use cases (if applicable)?
You are reviewing the specification above with the provided checklist. Assume you have access to the document that provides more information about the screen layout. Which of the items on the checklist are NOT met by the specification? 1, 2, 3 4, 6, 7 3, 5, 7 4, 5, 6.
Question #37
You are a Test Analyst assigned to a project for the development of a new online banking application. You were asked to participate in the requirements review. For your individual preparation you are given a checklist to help you to check basics rules in requirements writing.
The following is one of the requirements:
R034 – Even a person unfamiliar with software applications must be able to make a bank transfer
The following is an extract of the checklist:
I. The requirement must be testable
II. The requirement must have an identifier
III. The requirement must always show its version number
IV. The requirement must show traceability to one or more business/marketing requirements
Without further information on this requirement. Which of the following four checklist items are correct with respect to the requirement? All the items are respected I and II are respected Only II is respected Only I is respected.
Question #38
Easytravel is a card which is used to paying for journeys on buses and subways. The user can store credit to the card at the Easytravel Loading Machines and the system automatically deducts the journey fee when the user presents the card to the card reader on a bus or at the subway station.
You are a member of the Easytravel project team, and the following user story has been given to you for reviewing.
USER STORY: Add credit to the Easytravel card
Priority: 1
As a bus passenger, I want to add credit to my Easytravel card so that I can pay for bus rides using the card
Consider the following checklist for a good user story. Which of these criteria are NOT achieved regarding this user story? Is the story written entirely from the view of the person who is requesting it? Is the feature clearly defined and distinct? Are the acceptance criteria defined and testable? Is the story prioritized? Does the story follow the commonly used format?.
Question #39
A business application is in the maintenance phase and several changes to the business logic have either already been implemented or are expected be implemented in the next release. Test automation is used to ensure that business cases are regression tested whenever a change is made. A keyword-driven approach is used for the test automation. Since the last release, some emergency fixes were necessary, and the test automation reports are now highlighting anomalies.
Which of the following steps should now be conducted by the Test Analyst? Update the keywords and data to reflect changes made Modularize the automation scripts Analyze anomalies to determine if the problem is with the keywords, the input data, the automation script itself or with the application being tested Ask the developer to manually step through the failed automated test with the same data to see if the failure is in the application itself If the cause of the anomaly cannot be found remove the test from the automated regression testing pack.
Question #40
Which of the following statements does NOT describe a benefit from using testing tools? Test data preparation tools can “anonymize” data while still maintaining the internal integrity of that data Test execution tools enable fewer tests to be run, which reduces costs and the efficiency of regression tests Test design tools can help the Test Analyst to choose the types of tests that are needed to obtain a targeted level of coverage Test execution tools enable the same tests to be repeated in many environments.
Question #1 Additional
Which of the following issues should be considered when designing test cases? The same test basis should be used for different test levels Expected results may include environmental postconditions The process may be effective when combined with dynamic analysis The required detailed test infrastructure requirements should be finalized.
Question #2 Additional
Which of the following answers describes the most appropriate and complete set of activities for the Test Analyst to focus on during test execution? Conducting exploratory test sessions, reporting defects, analyzing anomalies, comparing expected and actual results, updating traceability information based on test results Implementing test automation, finalizing the test environments, analyzing anomalies, reporting defects, comparing expected and actual results Logging test outcomes, reporting defects, analyzing anomalies, organizing tests into test suites, identifying the test conditions Analyzing the test basis, performing manual tests, select test case design techniques, analyzing anomalies, updating traceability information based on test results.
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