Question

You are in the process of implementing a new release of information system. You have an existing computerized ROI system, so the employees are comfortable with the technology--they just have to learn how to use they new system. As part of the implementation plan for the new ROI system, you will need to develop a testing plan that should include:

Testing that will need to be conducted prior to implementation

A minimum of six scenarios that you would encounter when using the system during testing

List of resources needed to complete the testing

What to do when a problem is identified?

How you will you know the stem is ready for implementation?

Who should be included in the testing plan?

Answer 1

• Each Test Scenario should be tied to a minimum one Requirement as per the Project Methodology.
• Ensure that Test Scenario checks the requirement in isolation.
• Avoid creating overly complicated Test Scenarios spanning multiple Requirements.
• The number of scenarios may be large ,based on the priorities run selected Test Scenarios.
• A Traceability Matrix is created to verify that each and every requirement has corressponding Test Scenario.
• Ascertain possible scenarios of system abuse and evaluate users with hackers mindset.
• Testing involves involves identifying bug/error/defect in a software wthout correcting it.
• Verification takes place first and then validation which involves the checking of the overall product.
• The stem is ready for implementation when the process serves the dual purpose of verifying that the specification is implementable and this conforms to the specialisation.
• The members of the organistaion that developed the software but who are not directly involved in the project must be involved in the testing plan.