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How many days need to test one module?If any one know the
answer please tell me?
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Answer / sourabh
as per the Test plan ...time period will be alloted to the
modules under the depending functionality and useabilty of
that module in app.
so the day will be depend on test plan ...not on the tester.
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Answer / lakshmana rekha basu
The question makes sense in context of a particular project
and involvement.
But for you understanding, The answer depends on several
internal and external factors and the following
What Methodology and Life cycle has been selected.
What phase are you in.
How Critical the Module is in terms of success criteria
How many test scenarios and test cases are written for the
module.
How the module and tests are sized.
How many resources are available.
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