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A major bank has recently outsourced all of its software development in an effort to reduce its fixed costs. The new supplier will be responsible for all new developments as well as enhancements to existing ones. The bank has retained its own management team for its projects. There will be an in-house project manager, development manager and test manager for each project. Some staff may work on more than one project, depending on the overall size. An enhancement is being made to allow existing customers to authorise their own loans online, from 1k to 10k by answering a series of questions. You are a test manager with the bank and you have written a test strategy for the outsourced team to follow. Unit testing has begun but informal conversations with the developers have revealed that they have not received a signed-off specification from the bank for the enhancement. They do know how loans work though and have created code from conversations with bank staff alongside their own knowledge. How could a strategy have helped to avoid this situation?
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Which of the following is correct about test progress monitoring?
I . According to ISQTB syllabus, Product Risks, Defects, Tests, Coverage and Confidence are 5 dimensions that can be used to monitor test progress.
II . Confidence is measured via surveys and questionnaires and outcome is subjective to the person responding.
Ill. Various metrics are used to measure the product risks, tests and coverage.
IV . One outcome of the progress monitoring could be to relax the test exit criteria.
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Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) should be applied;
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According to ISTQB syllabus, characteristics of systems of systems are;
I . Long duration of projects
II . Multiple levels of integration
III . Need for Maintenance Testing
IV . No formal development lifecycle or milestones.
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An internet service provider (ISP) offers its services mainly to home users. With this group, a major target is home users with children. One of its key selling points is its Parental Control (PC) system. The PC system allows the user with Master rights to set the internet access privileges of the other users. Its categories of user are: Mature Teen (M), General Teen (G), Kids only (KO).
# A Mature Teen can have 24-hour access, can access websites in the M category and can visit chat rooms.
# A General Teen can have '9--5' access, can access websites in the G category and can visit chat rooms.
# A Kid can have access up to 1 hour per day, can access websites in the KO category only, but cannot visit chat rooms.
Which option best test design techniques would be best suited to testing that a General Teen can have only '9--5' access to the system?
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