You have executed an automated test suite for a product that was released into production. Although all the tests passed, there was a major failure in production in an area that was covered well by your automated tests. You have run the automated tests again and one of the tests is now failing and this is directly related to the production defect that was raised. You decide to run the automated test suite again on the same version of the SUT and the test now passes. What SHOULD you do now to verify the validity of the automated tests?
Correct Answer: A
You are implementing a TAS for a system that has been live for over three years, using a hybrid waterfall and agile lifecycle. Live updates are made on a monthly basis. There is no test team, with developers designing and executing unit and integration tests with some degree of automation and business analysts designing and executing manual tests at the system level. No formal test process exists, although the system has proved relatively stable for most of the time. Unfortunately, the last two monthly releases were problematic with regression defects found in production. Your priority is the automation of functional regression tests at the system level, the budget for this has been approved by project stakeholders. The Business Analysts have identified which test cases are most suitable for regression. You must use the organisation’s long standing commercial automation tool which has passed a proof of concept in the platform for the system in question. Which of the following suitability criteria needs the MOST attention for the TAS?
Correct Answer: C
You are working on a web-based application called Book Vault that allows people to upload books and order books. This application must be available on all major browsers. You have been testing the application manually and management have asked you to consider automating some of the tests. You have investigated a number of commercial and free tools which can automate tests at a web browser level and one tool in particular meets your requirements and you have implemented a trial version. You have basic programming skills and the main goal is to automate a few functional tests to see if the tool is compatible with the application and can recognise the objects and controls. Which scripting technique would be MOST suitable in this scenario in order to meet the objectives?
Correct Answer: B
You are implementing a TAS for a system that has been live for over three years, using a hybrid waterfall and agile lifecycle. Live updates are made on a monthly basis. There is no test team, with developers designing and executing unit and integration tests with some degree of automation and business analysts designing and executing manual tests at the system level. No formal test process exists, although the system has proved relatively stable for most of the time. Unfortunately, the last two monthly releases were problematic with regression defects found in production. Your priority is the automation of functional regression tests at the system level, the budget for this has been approved by project stakeholders. The Business Analysts have identified which test cases are most suitable for regression. You must use the organisation’s long standing commercial automation tool which has passed a proof of concept in the platform for the system in question. Which of the following suitability criteria needs the MOST attention for the TAS?
Correct Answer: C
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