6)If a project produces 1000 defects per 150 function
points, then it is a:
A)Baseline
B)Benchmark
C)Size
D)None
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Answer / wamique
Answer is None..
Defect per code/function is called Defect Density.
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Answer / satish
c) bench mark
this question asking logica cmg written test
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Answer / lakshmi.s
I think Answer is C, but i don't have exact answer.
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A baseline document is a term used for a document that has
been formally reviewed and after likely revision has been
accepted in its current form. It serves as a reliable
source of information. A baseline document cannot be
revised until it undergoes another round of review and
acceptance.
Testers use several different kinds of baseline documents
to author test cases. These are:
1) Systems Requirements Specifications
2) Business Requirements Document (a.k.a. Functional
Requirements Document)
3) Work-flow Diagrams
4) Wireframes
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