Friday, January 22, 2010

Can you please guide me on how to begin writing test cases for a project module?

start from the specifications ...





for example, the specification says that a student must get at least 40% in aggregrate and at least 30% in each individual subject to be declared pass





your test cases should have conditions where student has got:


(a) 40% in aggregrate and 30% in each subject


(b) more than 40% in aggregrate and more than 30% in each subject


(c) 40% in aggregrate and less than 30% in at least one subject


(d) more than 40% in aggregrate and less than 30% in at least one subject


(e) more than 40% in aggregrate and 30% in each subject


(f) less than 40% in aggregrate and more than 30% in each subject


(g) less than 40% in aggregrate and 30% in each subject


(h) less than 40% in aggregrate and less than 30% in at least one subject


and so on to cover all possible conditions for pass / fail ...Can you please guide me on how to begin writing test cases for a project module?
have a job sheet for module in C say, func foo_1 perform action B when it RX msgA from func foo_prev.


1. no msg A from fooprev no call to B


2. msg A from fooprev no call to B


3. msg A from fooprev call to B

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Can you please guide me on how to begin writing test cases for a project module?
http://www.sqatester.com/testersarea/Sum鈥?/a> (MICROSOFT WORD)


Writing test cases for unit and integration level for a single module. ... of the project was 鈥?writing business threads, writing test cases for functional ...


http://www.sqatester.com/testersarea/Sum鈥?/a>





Debian Administration :: Writing Perl test cases


... are stored beneath a project in a directory called tests, each test is in its ... same test upon a host which doesn't have the Mail::Verify module installed shows ...


http://www.debian-administration.org/art鈥?/a>
can u plzz tell d topic on which u want d referd information

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