⟩ What is A user friendly software?
A computer program is "user friendly", when it is designed with ease of use, as one of the primary objectives of its design.
A computer program is "user friendly", when it is designed with ease of use, as one of the primary objectives of its design.
Which of the following are generic risk factors that should be considered by the test analyst? A. Technology factors such as complexity and availability of tools B. Potential conflicts between stakeholders C. Large number of defects found with the reliability of the software D. Large number of defects found with the usability of previous versions E. Availability of documentation from legacy systems to be used to verify the accuracy of computations F. Budgetary restrictions on the project G. High change rates of the business use cases
When participating in a risk analysis, the test analyst is expected to work closely with which of the following sets of people? A. Developers B. Users C. Business analysts D. Project sponsors
Which of the following statements about condition coverage is true? A. It requires setting each atomic condition to true and false, but does not require the resulting decision to be tested with both true and false outcomes B. It requires setting each atomic condition to true, false and requires the resulting decision to be tested with both true and false outcomes C. It requires evaluating the decision with both true and false outcomes, regardless of the atomic conditions D. It provides more thorough coverage than decision coverage
Consider these sets of values 1. RED + WHEELS 2. RED + not WHEELS 3. not RED + WHEELS 4. not RED + not WHEELS Assume the logic in the code is as follows If RED and WHEELS then Take the photo Else Do not take the photo Given this information, which sets of values provides the minimum tests to achieve 100% decision/condition coverage? A. 1 and 4 B. 1 and 2 or 1 and 3 C. 1, 2, 3 and 4 D. 2 and 3
Consider these sets of test values 1. RED + SPEED + WHEELS 2. RED + SPEED + not WHEELS 3. RED + not SPEED + WHEELS 4. RED + not SPEED + not WHEELS 5. not RED + SPEED + WHEELS 6. not RED + SPEED + not WHEELS 7. not RED + not SPEED + WHEELS 8. not RED + not SPEED + not WHEELS Assume the logic in the code is as follows If ((RED or SPEED) and WHEELS) then Take the photo Else Do not take the photo Given this information, which sets of values provides the minimum tests to achieve 100% modified condition/decision coverage? A. 3, 4, 5, 7 B. 1, 3, 8 C. 2, 8 D. 1, 5, 7, 8
Consider these sets of values 1. RED + SPEED + WHEELS 2. RED + SPEED + not WHEELS 3. RED + not SPEED + WHEELS 4. RED + not SPEED + not WHEELS 5. not RED + SPEED + WHEELS 6. not RED + SPEED + not WHEELS 7. not RED + not SPEED + WHEELS 8. not RED + not SPEED + not WHEELS Assume the logic in the code is as follows If ((RED or SPEED) and WHEELS) then Take the photo Else Do not take the photo Given this information, which sets of values provide the minimum tests to achieve 100% multiple condition coverage? A. All the sets are needed B. 3, 4, 5, 7 C. 1, 3, 8 D. 1, 5, 7, 8
You are testing a photo-enforcement system for traffic control in an intersection. The requirements state that a photo shall be taken if the signal light is red (RED) or the car is speeding (SPEED) and if the front wheels of the car are over the line marking the beginning of the intersection (WHEELS). Consider these sets of values 1. RED + SPEED + WHEELS 2. RED + SPEED + not WHEELS 3. RED + not SPEED + WHEELS 4. RED + not SPEED + not WHEELS 5. not RED + SPEED + WHEELS 6. not RED + SPEED + not WHEELS 7. not RED + not SPEED + WHEELS 8. not RED + not SPEED + not WHEELS Given this information, which sets of values provide the minimum tests to achieve 100% path coverage? A. 2, 3 B. 3, 4, 5, 7 C. 1, 3, 8 D. 1
Which of the following types of defects are targeted by API testing? A. incorrect data handling B. timing problems C. loss of transactions D. non-conformance to coding standards E. lack of usability F. installation defects G. GUI faults
You are the test analyst working on the testing of software that will control the movement of a roof on a new national sports stadium that seats 100,000 spectators. A failure analysis has shown that if the software system fails then it may cause the roof to break up and fall on the spectators. The government has requested that the level of testing for this software exceeds that normally required by the relevant regulatory standards. Which is the level of test coverage you would expect to be achieved in the testing of the control software for the stadium roof? A. Multiple Condition coverage B. Branch coverage + Modified Condition/Decision coverage C. Branch coverage + Statement coverage D. Modified Condition/Decision coverage
0 program TRICKY 1 var1, var2, var3 integer 2 begin 3 read ( var2 ) 4 read ( var1 ) 5 while var2 < 10 loop 6 var3 = var2 + var1 7 var2 = 4 8 var1 = var2 + 1 9 print ( var3 ) 10 if var1 = 5 then 11 print ( var1 ) 12 else 13 print ( var1+1 ) 14 endif 15 var2 = var2 + 1 16 endloop 17 write ( "Wow - that was tricky!" ) 18 write ( "But the answer is…" ) 19 write ( var2+var1 ) 20 end program TRICKY Which of the following statements about the TRICKY program MOST correctly describes any control flow anomalies in it? A. The TRICKY program contains unreachable code and an infinite loop B. The TRICKY program contains no control flow anomalies C. The TRICKY program contains unreachable code D. The TRICKY program contains a loop with multiple entry points