What is Entry and Exit criteria for a Test Plan?
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Answer / shailu
Entry criteria:
1)All source codes are unit tested
2)All QA resource has enought functional knowledge
3)H/W and s/w are in place
4)Test plans and test cases are reviewed and signed off
Exit criteria:
1)No defect over a perod of time or testing effort
2)Planned deliverables are ready
3)High severity defects are fixed
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Answer / srikanth nandi
Test Plan is a process document which is active and updated
throught out the project.
Entry Criteria:
1. Business needs are confirmed.
2. Business Requirement document prepared by Analyst
3. Estimation of IT infrastructure
4. Aqusition of resources
5. Project kick off meeting is done and sign off is given
Exit Criteria:
1. All the testing has been performed as defined
2. 100% test coverage is met
3. All the bugs raised are resolved, retested and closed.
4. Product goes live with optimal quality and standards
meeting customer requriements and satisfaction
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Answer / shonam dubey
Entry Criteria:
1. Requirement Document are Approved & Signoff
2. All Test cases are Created , Approved Internally + Externally
3. Test Envt is Ready & Configured for Testing
4. No High Severity defect outstanding from Unit Test
5. Low Severity defects should have an agreed plan of action
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Answer / syamala chowdary
Entry Criteria:
1.All test cases are signoff
2.Saftware & Hardware are ready
3.Resourse are available
4.Test plan & Review are signoff
Exist criteria:
1.When all the defects are complete
2.All test cases are executed
3.100% Test coverage done
4.There is no High seviority defect open in the system
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