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94問 • 1年前
  • Jamaica Rose Gilo
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    enable users to plan, organize and track tasks, resources, timelines and deliverables throughout the life cycle

    Project Tracking Tools

  • 2

    ongoing effort to enhance products, services/processes through incremental and breakthrough improvements

    Continuous Improvement

  • 3

    applying lessons learned from previous projects to improve oitcomes

    Continuous Improvement

  • 4

    KPIs stands for?

    Key Performance Indicators

  • 5

    quantifiable measure of performance overtime for a specific objective

    KPIs

  • 6

    provides targets for teams to shoot for

    KPIs

  • 7

    used by individuals and organizations to evaluate their success at reaching critical tagets

    KPIs

  • 8

    use these when you need to track process towards a goal over a specific period of time

    KPIs

  • 9

    measurable value that demonstrates how effectively a company is achieving key business objectives

    KPIs

  • 10

    a quantifiable measure used to track and assess the status of a specific process

    Metrics

  • 11

    in data context, these are numbers/values that can be summed/averages

    Measures

  • 12

    clear and concise framework that embraces every element of the operations on an organization not least QUALITY MANAGEMENT (fosters culture of constant, ongoing improvements)

    Quality Assurance

  • 13

    specifications/styles that are widely accepted by users and adopted by several vendors

    Standards

  • 14

    critical to the compatibility of hardware, software or anything in between

    Standards

  • 15

    enable essential elements of a computer and related infrastructure to work together

    (Industry) Standards

  • 16

    internally agreed set of standards for software testing that can be used within any software development life cycle

    Software Testing Standards

  • 17

    by implementing these, you will be adopting the only internationally-recognized and agreed standards for software testing, providing high-quality approach to testing of your organization

    ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119

  • 18

    ISO/IEC-1,2,3,4,5

    Concepts and Definitions, Test Processes, Test Documentation, Test Techniques, Keyword Driven Testing

  • 19

    titled "Systems and software engineering-Software and System Quality Requirements and Evaluation(SQuaRE) -system6and software quality models

    ISO 25010

  • 20

    quality in use model composed of characteristics that relate to the outcome of interaction when a peodu6is used in a particular context of use

    ISO 25010

  • 21

    globally recognized standard for quality management systems(QMS)

    ISO 9001

  • 22

    while not specific to software development, the key principles of this can help software organizations improve their processes, etc.

    ISO 9001

  • 23

    MISTAKE for C/C++

    Code Quality Standards

  • 24

    makes sure the code is clean and safe

    Code Quality Standards

  • 25

    provides framework for test documentation

    IEEE 829

  • 26

    rules to make sure software protectsuser data and follows laws

    Compliance Standards

  • 27

    involves human testers interacting with the software under test to identify defects and ensure functionality

    Manual Testing

  • 28

    has a vital role in uncovering issues in areas like human judgement and intuition

    Manual Testing

  • 29

    Examples of Manual Testing(4)

    Exploratory Testing, Black Box Testing, White Box Testing, Grey Box Testing

  • 30

    dynamic and flexible approach where testers are encouraged to explore the software freely

    Exploratory Testing

  • 31

    emphasizes learning and adaptation, allowing testers to adjust their testing strategies based on observations and/or insights

    Exploratory Testing

  • 32

    focuses on external behavior of the software without considering it's internal structure/code

    Black Box Testing

  • 33

    involves examining the software's internal structure and code to verify it's logic, flow and implementation

    White Box Testing

  • 34

    testers have access to the source code and use their knowledge to programming languages to design test codes

    White Box Testing

  • 35

    testers have some knowledge of the software's internal structure and code, but don't have full access to the source code

    Grey Box Testing

  • 36

    use their knowledge on specific areas of the software

    Grey Box Testing

  • 37

    utilize specialized tools to execute test cases automatically, reducing the need for manual intervention and accelerating test processes

    Automated Testing

  • 38

    effective for repetitive tasks, regression and performance testing

    Automated Testing

  • 39

    Examples of Automated Testing

    Selenium, J Unit Test NG, Test NG

  • 40

    widely-used open-source framework for automating web browser interactions

    Selenium

  • 41

    allows testers to create scripts like clicking buttons, filling forms and navigating web pages to simulate user actions

    Selenium

  • 42

    provides an approach for writing and executing unit tests

    J Unit Test NG

  • 43

    powerful testing framework for Java, designed to simplify and enhance the process of writing and running tests

    Test NG

  • 44

    fundamental practice in software development, focusing on testing individual code units in isolation

    Unit Testing

  • 45

    aims to verify that each unit of code performs it's intended function correctly and meets specific requirements

    Unit Testing

  • 46

    focuses on verifying the interactions and interfaces between integrated components/systems

    Integration Testing

  • 47

    comprehensive testing phase that evaluates the entire integrated software application

    System Testing

  • 48

    type of software testing that ensures recent code changes does not affect the existing functionality

    Regression Testing

  • 49

    evaluate how a system behaves and performs under various conditions

    Performance Testing

  • 50

    primary goal:to ensure software applications meet certain performance criteria (speed, responsiveness, scalability, stability)

    Performance Testing

  • 51

    crucial for identifying potential bottlenecks and ensures a system can handle expected traffic/usage levels

    Performance Testing

  • 52

    Examples of Performance Testing

    Load Testing, Stress Testing

  • 53

    how system performs under normal and peak load conditions

    Load Testing

  • 54

    helps identify the maximum operating capacity of an application

    Load Testing

  • 55

    pushing the system beyond its limits to identify the breaking point and how it recovers from the failure

    Stress Testing

  • 56

    process of evaluating a system/application to ensure that it's secure from potential threats, vulnerabiliry and risks that could lead to unauthorized access, data breaches or system malfunctions

    Security Testing Quality Assurance

  • 57

    Examples of Security Testing

    Penetration Testing, Fuzz Testing

  • 58

    simulates real-world attacks on a system to identify security weaknesses

    Penetration Testing

  • 59

    often performed manually/with automated tools

    Penetration Testing

  • 60

    sends random/unexpected data to a system to identify potential vulnerabilities like buffer overflows, crashes or data leaks

    Fuzz Testing

  • 61

    developers write tests before coding

    TDD

  • 62

    ensures the code is reliable and meets requirements

    TDD

  • 63

    collaboration between developers, testers and stakeholders

    BDD

  • 64

    helps create automated tests based on user-expectations-ensuring final product meets requirements

    BDD

  • 65

    design based on user needs and feedback

    UCD

  • 66

    helps tailor solutions to real user problems

    UCD

  • 67

    observe real users interacting with the software to spot issues

    Usability Testing

  • 68

    identifies pain points and improve usability

    Usability Testing

  • 69

    experts review the interface using established usability principles

    Heuristic Evaluation

  • 70

    evaluates consistency, feedback and error prevention

    Heuristic Evaluation

  • 71

    ensure the software is usable for people with disabilities

    Accessibility Testing

  • 72

    compares 2 product versions with users

    A/B Testing

  • 73

    improves decision-making with real user input

    A/B Testing

  • 74

    gather feedback from user groups

    Focus Groups

  • 75

    provides insight to iser needs and perspectives

    Focus Groups

  • 76

    key step in software testing where real users try out the software in real-life situations

    UAT

  • 77

    confirm everything is functional

    UAT

  • 78

    final testing phase performed by end-users to validates thta the system meets their needs

    UAT

  • 79

    performed in-house by the development team and internal testers(including quality assurance staff)

    Alpha Testing

  • 80

    one of the 1st phases of testing aimed at identifying bugs and issues early in the development process

    Alpha Testing

  • 81

    releasing the software to a selected group of real users outside the organization

    Beta Testing

  • 82

    goal:identify remaining bugs, usability issues and improvements needed

    Beta Testing

  • 83

    systems are developed according to the agreed-upon requirements and protects both the client and provider

    Contractual Testing

  • 84

    tests only the parts of the provider's behavior that the consumer actually uses

    Consumer-Driven Contract Testing

  • 85

    provider tests that it's system behaves according to the contract

    Provider-Driven Contract Testing

  • 86

    test that demonstrates correct operation of system's functions as specified within the contract

    FAT

  • 87

    for newly manufactured system

    FAT

  • 88

    purpose:ensure that the machine/system meets the requirements that were ordered by the customer

    FAT

  • 89

    conditions that must be met for formal project approval

    Sign Off Criteria

  • 90

    ensuring legal and regulatory adherence

    Compliance Audits

  • 91

    ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations and standards

    Compliance Audits

  • 92

    prevents legal issues and potential fines

    Compliance Audits

  • 93

    maintains public trust

    Compliance Audits

  • 94

    product operates within legal boundaries

    Compliance Audits

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    enable users to plan, organize and track tasks, resources, timelines and deliverables throughout the life cycle

    Project Tracking Tools

  • 2

    ongoing effort to enhance products, services/processes through incremental and breakthrough improvements

    Continuous Improvement

  • 3

    applying lessons learned from previous projects to improve oitcomes

    Continuous Improvement

  • 4

    KPIs stands for?

    Key Performance Indicators

  • 5

    quantifiable measure of performance overtime for a specific objective

    KPIs

  • 6

    provides targets for teams to shoot for

    KPIs

  • 7

    used by individuals and organizations to evaluate their success at reaching critical tagets

    KPIs

  • 8

    use these when you need to track process towards a goal over a specific period of time

    KPIs

  • 9

    measurable value that demonstrates how effectively a company is achieving key business objectives

    KPIs

  • 10

    a quantifiable measure used to track and assess the status of a specific process

    Metrics

  • 11

    in data context, these are numbers/values that can be summed/averages

    Measures

  • 12

    clear and concise framework that embraces every element of the operations on an organization not least QUALITY MANAGEMENT (fosters culture of constant, ongoing improvements)

    Quality Assurance

  • 13

    specifications/styles that are widely accepted by users and adopted by several vendors

    Standards

  • 14

    critical to the compatibility of hardware, software or anything in between

    Standards

  • 15

    enable essential elements of a computer and related infrastructure to work together

    (Industry) Standards

  • 16

    internally agreed set of standards for software testing that can be used within any software development life cycle

    Software Testing Standards

  • 17

    by implementing these, you will be adopting the only internationally-recognized and agreed standards for software testing, providing high-quality approach to testing of your organization

    ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119

  • 18

    ISO/IEC-1,2,3,4,5

    Concepts and Definitions, Test Processes, Test Documentation, Test Techniques, Keyword Driven Testing

  • 19

    titled "Systems and software engineering-Software and System Quality Requirements and Evaluation(SQuaRE) -system6and software quality models

    ISO 25010

  • 20

    quality in use model composed of characteristics that relate to the outcome of interaction when a peodu6is used in a particular context of use

    ISO 25010

  • 21

    globally recognized standard for quality management systems(QMS)

    ISO 9001

  • 22

    while not specific to software development, the key principles of this can help software organizations improve their processes, etc.

    ISO 9001

  • 23

    MISTAKE for C/C++

    Code Quality Standards

  • 24

    makes sure the code is clean and safe

    Code Quality Standards

  • 25

    provides framework for test documentation

    IEEE 829

  • 26

    rules to make sure software protectsuser data and follows laws

    Compliance Standards

  • 27

    involves human testers interacting with the software under test to identify defects and ensure functionality

    Manual Testing

  • 28

    has a vital role in uncovering issues in areas like human judgement and intuition

    Manual Testing

  • 29

    Examples of Manual Testing(4)

    Exploratory Testing, Black Box Testing, White Box Testing, Grey Box Testing

  • 30

    dynamic and flexible approach where testers are encouraged to explore the software freely

    Exploratory Testing

  • 31

    emphasizes learning and adaptation, allowing testers to adjust their testing strategies based on observations and/or insights

    Exploratory Testing

  • 32

    focuses on external behavior of the software without considering it's internal structure/code

    Black Box Testing

  • 33

    involves examining the software's internal structure and code to verify it's logic, flow and implementation

    White Box Testing

  • 34

    testers have access to the source code and use their knowledge to programming languages to design test codes

    White Box Testing

  • 35

    testers have some knowledge of the software's internal structure and code, but don't have full access to the source code

    Grey Box Testing

  • 36

    use their knowledge on specific areas of the software

    Grey Box Testing

  • 37

    utilize specialized tools to execute test cases automatically, reducing the need for manual intervention and accelerating test processes

    Automated Testing

  • 38

    effective for repetitive tasks, regression and performance testing

    Automated Testing

  • 39

    Examples of Automated Testing

    Selenium, J Unit Test NG, Test NG

  • 40

    widely-used open-source framework for automating web browser interactions

    Selenium

  • 41

    allows testers to create scripts like clicking buttons, filling forms and navigating web pages to simulate user actions

    Selenium

  • 42

    provides an approach for writing and executing unit tests

    J Unit Test NG

  • 43

    powerful testing framework for Java, designed to simplify and enhance the process of writing and running tests

    Test NG

  • 44

    fundamental practice in software development, focusing on testing individual code units in isolation

    Unit Testing

  • 45

    aims to verify that each unit of code performs it's intended function correctly and meets specific requirements

    Unit Testing

  • 46

    focuses on verifying the interactions and interfaces between integrated components/systems

    Integration Testing

  • 47

    comprehensive testing phase that evaluates the entire integrated software application

    System Testing

  • 48

    type of software testing that ensures recent code changes does not affect the existing functionality

    Regression Testing

  • 49

    evaluate how a system behaves and performs under various conditions

    Performance Testing

  • 50

    primary goal:to ensure software applications meet certain performance criteria (speed, responsiveness, scalability, stability)

    Performance Testing

  • 51

    crucial for identifying potential bottlenecks and ensures a system can handle expected traffic/usage levels

    Performance Testing

  • 52

    Examples of Performance Testing

    Load Testing, Stress Testing

  • 53

    how system performs under normal and peak load conditions

    Load Testing

  • 54

    helps identify the maximum operating capacity of an application

    Load Testing

  • 55

    pushing the system beyond its limits to identify the breaking point and how it recovers from the failure

    Stress Testing

  • 56

    process of evaluating a system/application to ensure that it's secure from potential threats, vulnerabiliry and risks that could lead to unauthorized access, data breaches or system malfunctions

    Security Testing Quality Assurance

  • 57

    Examples of Security Testing

    Penetration Testing, Fuzz Testing

  • 58

    simulates real-world attacks on a system to identify security weaknesses

    Penetration Testing

  • 59

    often performed manually/with automated tools

    Penetration Testing

  • 60

    sends random/unexpected data to a system to identify potential vulnerabilities like buffer overflows, crashes or data leaks

    Fuzz Testing

  • 61

    developers write tests before coding

    TDD

  • 62

    ensures the code is reliable and meets requirements

    TDD

  • 63

    collaboration between developers, testers and stakeholders

    BDD

  • 64

    helps create automated tests based on user-expectations-ensuring final product meets requirements

    BDD

  • 65

    design based on user needs and feedback

    UCD

  • 66

    helps tailor solutions to real user problems

    UCD

  • 67

    observe real users interacting with the software to spot issues

    Usability Testing

  • 68

    identifies pain points and improve usability

    Usability Testing

  • 69

    experts review the interface using established usability principles

    Heuristic Evaluation

  • 70

    evaluates consistency, feedback and error prevention

    Heuristic Evaluation

  • 71

    ensure the software is usable for people with disabilities

    Accessibility Testing

  • 72

    compares 2 product versions with users

    A/B Testing

  • 73

    improves decision-making with real user input

    A/B Testing

  • 74

    gather feedback from user groups

    Focus Groups

  • 75

    provides insight to iser needs and perspectives

    Focus Groups

  • 76

    key step in software testing where real users try out the software in real-life situations

    UAT

  • 77

    confirm everything is functional

    UAT

  • 78

    final testing phase performed by end-users to validates thta the system meets their needs

    UAT

  • 79

    performed in-house by the development team and internal testers(including quality assurance staff)

    Alpha Testing

  • 80

    one of the 1st phases of testing aimed at identifying bugs and issues early in the development process

    Alpha Testing

  • 81

    releasing the software to a selected group of real users outside the organization

    Beta Testing

  • 82

    goal:identify remaining bugs, usability issues and improvements needed

    Beta Testing

  • 83

    systems are developed according to the agreed-upon requirements and protects both the client and provider

    Contractual Testing

  • 84

    tests only the parts of the provider's behavior that the consumer actually uses

    Consumer-Driven Contract Testing

  • 85

    provider tests that it's system behaves according to the contract

    Provider-Driven Contract Testing

  • 86

    test that demonstrates correct operation of system's functions as specified within the contract

    FAT

  • 87

    for newly manufactured system

    FAT

  • 88

    purpose:ensure that the machine/system meets the requirements that were ordered by the customer

    FAT

  • 89

    conditions that must be met for formal project approval

    Sign Off Criteria

  • 90

    ensuring legal and regulatory adherence

    Compliance Audits

  • 91

    ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations and standards

    Compliance Audits

  • 92

    prevents legal issues and potential fines

    Compliance Audits

  • 93

    maintains public trust

    Compliance Audits

  • 94

    product operates within legal boundaries

    Compliance Audits