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This document explains the process of manual testing, the definition of bidding a project, and the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). It covers the phases of SDLC, roles involved, and tasks performed in each phase. It also discusses different testing methods and levels of testing.
What's inside
- Definition of manual testing
- Definition of bidding a project
- Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) phases
- Roles and tasks in each SDLC phase
- Different testing methods
- Levels of testing
Who it is for: Students studying Project Management or Software Engineering. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Manual testing and project bidding are part of the software development life cycle. Students learn about the different stages of software development and testing, and how to bid for projects.
Software Development Life Cycle
The software development life cycle has six phases. Each phase has tasks, roles and processes. The first phase is gathering requirements from the customer.
Manual Testing
Manual testing identifies defects in software. It isolates them for rectification. This ensures the product is defect-free and meets customer satisfaction.
Project Bidding
Project bidding involves requesting proposals, estimating costs and getting sign-off. A kick-off meeting is held after the project is signed off. This meeting discusses the overall project view and selects a project manager.
Testing Levels and Types
There are five levels of testing. These include unit, module, integration, system and user acceptance testing. Different types of testing include alpha, beta, gray box and re-testing.
Key terms
- Template
- A predefined format used to prepare any document.
- Prototype
- A roughly and rapidly developed model used for gathering clear requirements.
- Feasibility Study
- A detailed study of the requirement to check if it is possible.
- Gray Box Testing
- Testing on both functional and structural parts of the application.
- Test Plan
- A project-level term used for testing a specific project.
- Test Design Techniques
- Techniques used to accomplish complex tasks in an easy manner.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the six phases of the software development life cycle?
- How does manual testing ensure customer satisfaction?
- What is the purpose of a kick-off meeting in project bidding?
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