Answer / stanly johnson

ISO stands for International Organization for
standerdization.It is a quality system that assessed by
external auditors and it applies to many industry verticals
not just software.

Answer / kumar

quality management and quality assurance standards

Written Paper at Net Solutions: 1) Difference between Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing. 2) Bug life cycle. 3) Write the steps followed in STLC in your company. 4) Define: 1) BVA (Boundary Value Analysis) 2) ECP (Equivalence Class Partitioning) 5) Write test cases for a login screen with following fields/buttons: Username: Password: Login (Button) Cancel (Button)

2 Answers   Net Solution,

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hi all, i am new to testing environment.i have two questions 1.what is the difference between volume test and load test.? 2.generally ,what is the output for stress testing.?because it is beyond the limit.and what is the use of stress testing?

6 Answers   RIM,

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hi, How would you define the QA and QC?

7 Answers   BirlaSoft,

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What is Defect Seeding?

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what are iso,cmm,cmmi,level1,level2 etc in testing?

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what is difference between regression and retesting? urgent

8 Answers   iSoft,

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can any one explain me briefly erp pharma project including all modules,like how to tell this project in interview in terms of s/w testing

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in manual testing functional testing means to check the behviour of the appln.it is correct or let me know

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8. What would entice you to return?

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what is impact analysis?....and base line version?...

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How to write a Batch script and Batch Framework?

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If I have Date Calender on every screen Should I have to write test cases for date calender for every screen?

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