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iSQI Exam CTAL-TM_Syll2012 Topic 3 Question 28 Discussion

Actual exam question for iSQI's CTAL-TM_Syll2012 exam
Question #: 28
Topic #: 3
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You are the Test Manager for a project to develop a web customer portal of a Pay-TV company that allows customers (with a smartcard and a set-top box) to purchase digital contents.

In the "select" page the system displays a dialogue where the customer can select the items (digital contents) he/she is interested in. In this page he/she can add one or more items to a shopping cart. An item consists of a product and a duration.

There are three types of products: Movie, sport and premium (movie and sport).

There are four possible durations: 1 months, 2 months, winter (from the beginning of January to end of March) and summer (from the beginning of July to end of September).

All the combinations of products and durations are allowed to define an item. Thus there are twelve possible items. A maximum of six different items can be added to the shopping cart at a time.

When the customer decides to check out he/she goes to the "purchase" page where he/she can pay the total amount of the shopping cart in three different ways:

- using a credit voucher

- using a credit already charged on the smartcard

- using a credit card (accepted credit cards are. Visa, MasterCard and Great Wall Card)

The customer can logout from both the ''select'' and ''purchase'' pages. In this case no purchase is made.

You decide to apply a blended risk-based and reactive testing strategy and the following is a subset of the exit criteria for system testing:

EXCR1- Each ''critical'' quality risk item must be covered by at least one test condition EXCR2- Each ''critical'' requirement must be covered by at least one test condition You are following a risk-based testing strategy. The test execution time is very limited. Assume that all the product risk items require more or less the same level of test effort.

Which of the following answers describes the best execution schedule in this scenario? K3 3 credits

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Suggested Answer: C

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Gerri
17 days ago
Option D is the way to go. Testing the Smart Card is like making sure your car has gas before worrying about the radio - gotta get the basics covered first!
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Marjory
19 days ago
I agree with D. Testing the Smart Card functionality is crucial, and the IVR can wait until that's been validated. Prioritizing the critical path is key here.
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Magda
20 days ago
D is the way to go. Gotta make sure the Smart Card stuff is working properly before worrying about the IVR. Can't have customers frustrated with a non-functioning core feature.
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Latrice
18 hours ago
Agreed, getting the Smart Card functions right first is key before moving on to IVR testing.
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Dacia
4 days ago
D is definitely the best option. Smart Card activation is crucial for the customer experience.
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Celeste
27 days ago
Option D makes the most sense. Testing the critical Smart Card functionalities first ensures the foundation is solid before moving on to the IVR integration.
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Linwood
9 days ago
Yes, it's important to prioritize testing based on critical functionalities to ensure a stable system.
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Carmela
10 days ago
I agree, starting with the Smart Card activation and charge is crucial for the system to function properly.
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Mireya
16 days ago
Option D makes the most sense. Testing the critical Smart Card functionalities first ensures the foundation is solid before moving on to the IVR integration.
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Lili
1 months ago
The best execution schedule is D. Testing the correct pre-activation, activation, and charge of the Smart Card should take priority over testing the IVR channel, as the core functionality of the customer portal is at stake.
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Tuyet
10 days ago
Testing the Smart Card functionalities should definitely take precedence in this scenario.
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Marvel
29 days ago
It makes sense to focus on the core functionality first before moving on to testing the IVR channel.
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Beatriz
1 months ago
I agree, testing the correct pre-activation, activation, and charge of the Smart Card is crucial.
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Svetlana
1 months ago
I think the best execution schedule is D. It prioritizes testing the Smart Card functionalities.
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Denise
2 months ago
Exactly, Lauryn. It's important to ensure that the Smart Card is activated correctly before moving on to other tests.
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Lauryn
2 months ago
I agree with you, Denise. Testing the activation of the Smart Card is crucial for the system to function properly.
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Denise
2 months ago
I think the best execution schedule should prioritize testing the activation of the Smart Card first.
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