Quality Assurance Service: Test Execution

Quality Assurance Service: Test Execution

Imagine that you are going to conduct two-week test passes during system testing. The three passes of them will take place after the addition of the final increment. You will accept a weekly test version (that contains bug corrections for problems found in previous test cycles) while testing the whole system, except for the last two-week pass, which is meant to be run entirely against the “Golden Candidate Release.” The plans are based on 2 assumptions.

The first assumption is that each pass can be completed in two weeks. It is possible to use a spreadsheet to estimate how long will it take for each pass to run. It will help to calculate how much environment resources and human effort each test case would take, and then work the personnel and test environment plans and probably you will need to spend two weeks accomplishing the work. Of course, this is only an approximate estimate. Since you may assume that there must be additional tests to conduct, be sure to adjust your test case count up by extra 50% based on earlier projects. Also there is time added to the timings for exploratory tests which can decrease or increase, depending on changes in risks related to execution of scheduled tests change.

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One of the other factors you cannot know for certain beforehand is how many defects your testing team will find in each cycle (which will make the test cases that detect these take longer to run), and how many bug fixes will be included in each test release (which can make the confirmation testing take longer at the beginning of each test cycle). Most testers typically use the following rule of thumb: when obtaining relatively high-quality build on a weekly test cycle, it takes between four to six hours to conduct the confirmation testing. You may also admit that they can add a little more time (about 20%) to the planned period of the test case to make it possible to draw up bug reports. Performance testing companies check how digital products operate in terms of stability and effectiveness under a particular load.

The number of errors found does not affect the duration of the pass, and this leads us to some assumption. A certain qualified tester is guessing that he can run 10 passes, during which find all the must-fix errors associated with critical quality risks. In the last, 11th, test pass run against the “Golden candidate test release”, he does not plan to find such errors. But can we be sure that this will happen? Would you like to take part in game testing services and play video games for an indefinite period of time? If yes, please, contact Ukrainian quality assurance experts online and discuss this chance!!