Differences between test plans and test plans in software testing

I. Test Plan:

Define and constrain the organization, resources, principles, and other aspects of the entire test process, and formulate tasks and time schedules for each phase of the test process, the evaluation, risk analysis and demand management of various tasks are proposed.

Ii. Test Plan:

Describes the features to be tested, test methods, test environment planning, test tool design and selection, test case design methods, and test code design solutions.

3. the test plan is a document at the management level of the organization. It plans a test activity from the perspective of organization management.

4. the test plan is a technical document that plans a testing activity from a technical point of view.

5. the test plan should be clear:

1. Define the organization of the test organization

1> test the relationship between the Organization and other departments and divide responsibilities.

2> test the organization and responsibility arrangements within the Organization.

2. Define the testing objects (define the testing items for subsequent tasks and estimate the workload)

3. Test Requirement tracking

4. Clarify the principles to be observed during testing

1> test pass/Failure Criteria

2> test conditions for pending and replying

5. Clarify that the assignment of test tasks is the core of the test plan.

1. test task division

2. Estimate the test workload

3. Allocation of personnel resources and thing Resources

4. Define the task time and schedule

5. Risk Estimation and avoidance measures

6. Specify the testing products to be delivered after the test ends.

Vi. Specific content of the test plan:

1. Define policies

2. Refine the test features (forming test items)

3. test case planning

4. Test Environment Planning

5. Design of automated testing framework

6. design and selection of Test Tools

VII. The test plan should be carried out under the guidance of the test plan. The test plan should propose "what to do", and the test plan should clarify "what to do ".