what r the contents in srs?(like test plan).2.wt r the
contents in design documents? ,3.who wil deploy the new
build 2 the tester?( this que asked in ibm)
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Answer Posted / shankar
SRS is basically organisations' understanding of customer
requirements and dependencies for a particular point of
time prior to any actual design or development work. It
provides input to the development team to design the
project. It provides input to the testing team for
validation check.
Contents:
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1. Introduction
1.1. Project Overview
1.2. Scope
2. Existing System
3. Proposed System
3.1. Project System
3.2. Project Archetecture
3.3. Automation
4. Requirements
5. User Management
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