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what is conventional Testing? and what is unconventional
testing?
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Answer Posted / b.sravan kumar reddy
Conventional testing is a sort of testing in which the test
engineers will check the developed application or its
related parts are working accordingly to the expectations of
customer or not, from coding phase of SDLC to the end
Unconventional testing is a sort of testing in which
QA9quality assurance people will check each and every role
in the organization whether they are doing there work
according to the companies process guidelines or not, right
from intial phase of SDLC to the end
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