Liu Hongpeng News Source: Focus Test Network update time: 2007-7-19 17:59:32
first, the test plan:
The organization, resources, principles of the whole testing process are stipulated and restrained, and the task and time schedule of all stages of the whole process of testing are formulated, and the assessment, risk analysis and demand management of each task are put forward.
second, the test plan:
describe the characteristics that need to be tested, the method of testing, the planning of the test environment, the design and selection of test tools, the design method of test cases, and the design of the test code.
third, the test plan is the organization management level document, from the organization management angle carries on the plan to the test activity.
The test plan is a technical document, which is planned from the point of view of a technical test activity.
Five, the test plan to clear the content:
1. Define the organizational form of the test organization
1 Test organization and other department relations, responsibility Division.
2 Test organization and responsibility arrangements within the organisation.
2, the test object of clear test (clear test items, for the subsequent division of tasks, estimated workload, etc.)
3, the completion of testing requirements tracking
4. Define the principles to be observed in the test
1 Test pass/fail criteria
2 requirements for test suspend and reply
5, clear test task assignment is the core of the test plan
1, the test task Division
2, the test workload estimate
3, personnel resources and material resources allocation
4, clear the time and schedule of the task
5. Risk estimation and avoidance measures
6. The test work product that should be delivered after the test is clear
Six, the specific content of the test plan:
1. Clear Strategy
2. Refine test characteristics (to form test sub-items)
3. Planning of test Cases
4. Planning of test environment
5, the design of automatic test framework
6. Design and selection of test tools
Seven, the test plan needs to be under the guidance of the test program, the test plan puts forward "what to do", and the test program is clear "how to do."
See test Plan templates and test scenario templates.
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