11 - Test Management Framework Flashcards
When is the Test Management Facility (TMF) used?
- Inception - NO
- Elaboration - YES
- Construction - YES
- Transition - YES
Is TMF needed to perform Automated Unit Testing?
No. Automated Unit Testing is part of the base Framework
How does TMF help with the test strategy?
- Creating and maintaining complete test coverage to ensure nothing is missed in the test cycle
- Directly leveraging the actors, use cases, test cases created by Direct Capture of Objectives and Automated Unit Testing in your test environments
- Producing a comprehensive set of documentation and reports including test plans, progress reports, and quality monitoring
- Reporting bugs directly to bug tracking software such as the Project Management Framework (PMF)
What is a test environment
Development environment containing test cases
What is a Segment?
- Steps to take to complete a portion of a flow by one actor
- Could be one or more atomic use cases
What is a Scenario?
- A specific path down a flow
- Comprised of one or more segments
What is a Test Suite?
- Made up of one or more scenarios
- Scenarios can be sequenced to ensure they are run in the correct order
What is a Test Run?
- One or more suites
- Can be sequenced
What is the Scenario Builder?
The Scenario Builder is a guided wizard in the Test Management Framework.
Creates an initial “starter set” of test scenarios for an application and version.
After the initial set is created, you update and further expand the test scenarios.
When is the Scenario Builder most effective? Why?
Most effective when the application has been built or extended through using Direct Capture of Objectives.
These applications typically have the appropriate rules and field values that enable the wizard to function effectively.
What Scenarios are created by the Scenario Builder?
- Work types
- Reports
- Correspondence
- Connectors and services
- Portals