What is diff b/n TRM(Test Responsibility Matrix) and RTM
(requirement Tracebility matrix) or both are same??

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What is diff b/n TRM(Test Responsibility Matrix) and RTM (requirement Tracebility matrix) or both ..

Answer / shilpa

trm(test responsibility matrix) defines the mapping b/w
test factors/quality factors to the development stages.
generally test/quqlity factors are
1)authorisation
2)access control
3)ease of use
4)ease of operation
5)continuity
6)correctness
7)coupling
8)data integrity
9)performance
10)recovery
11)portable
12)sevice level
13)maintainble
14)methodology
15)audit trail
Depending on type of project,scope of project n size of
project we r going to select the quqlity factors from the
above mentioned factors.

coming to rtm(requirement tracability matrix),it defines
the mapping b/w test cases and use cases.
test case is a set of steps documented along with the i/ps&
expected results for testing a low level requirement.
use case is a document which consists of the information
about the individual raquirement.

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What is diff b/n TRM(Test Responsibility Matrix) and RTM (requirement Tracebility matrix) or both ..

Answer / venkat

test responsibility matrix:
it is the mapping between testing types and
developments stages. at what stage what type of testing
occurs.


requirement tracebility matrix:
this is just like a check list, this is
mainly used for revewing the test case document, to check
that the test cases covered all the functionalities or not.


if i am wrong please send the correct answer.

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What is diff b/n TRM(Test Responsibility Matrix) and RTM (requirement Tracebility matrix) or both ..

Answer / ravi

hi guys!!!!!1

I respect all your answers but , i think all of u got
confused about word 'matrix' here TRM is not used for
mapping purpose instead its used to assign different levels
for testing with group of people or a particular, and keep
track of that. no doubt that its table like structure but
main field mentioned with stages of action and columns r
specified with respective performance levels like P=
perform, A=assigned and approved,R = review, I=Input etc


cheers
ravibyndur@yahoo.com

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What is diff b/n TRM(Test Responsibility Matrix) and RTM (requirement Tracebility matrix) or both ..

Answer / g shiva chary

TRM: This matrix contains the mapping between the
responsiblities of each test enginner. For example the
modules are divided and each tester is assigned to
particular module that he/she has to test.

RTM: This matrix contains the Requirements coverage
information like how many requirements have completed, how
many requirements failed, how many requirements incomplete,
in which requirements you got the defect etc., like that
information.

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What is diff b/n TRM(Test Responsibility Matrix) and RTM (requirement Tracebility matrix) or both ..

Answer / vinay

RTM :
A very identyfing testcase should be traced by to one
and more requirements and hence RTM's are prepared by Test
Engg to show the mapping B/w the given requirements and the
test case identified.
RTM's are mainly used by the TestLead to perform the
TestDesign coverage analysis

sory guyz i dont know properly abt TRM

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