what is difference bettween High level documents and low
level documents wht is covered in it ? when does tester
uses this ie wht level of testing?

Answer Posted / murali

High level design is over all design of the projects and it
contains SRS,Database design,coding and software packeages
that are used in a project.

Low level design:
The detailed design of the project is
called low level design in that development is done.Unit
and integration testing is perfomed and entry and exit
criteria for ech testing will be developed
Murali
dharanmu@yahoo.com

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