29. Fail to invite people who should attend the meeting.
30. Allow 'monopolizers? to ruin the meeting.
31. Speak to impress rather than express. Use words like ?utilize? when you mean ?use? and ?enhance? when you mean ?improve?.
32. Come unprepared. Fail to plan for a successful meeting.
33. Read agenda and handouts word for word to the participants.
34. Keep participants in the dark about their roles in the meeting.
35. Keep doing what you've always done even though you know you've had 'defective meetings? in the past.
Please email your favorite 'meeting killers? to john@ .
Question: 1
Which of the following criteria on test progress would enable the business to determine a likely 鈥榞o live鈥?date? (i) Number of tests planned versus number of tests executed (ii) Number of high priority defects outstanding (iii) The test team鈥檚 timesheets in order to show how much effort has been devoted to testing (iv) Number of tests passed and number failed (v) Number of defects found in each development area (vi) The rate at which defects are being found [K2] 1 credit
As a test analyst you are involved in the early stages of an acceptance test for a Product Data Management system. You are asked to write test designs and test cases based on use cases. An early version of the system is also already available. It is a known fact that on the implementation level many things will change (including the user-interface). The tests will be carried by end-users with much domain knowledge who have also been involved in the project defining the user requirements and reviewing documentation. What is the BEST option regarding the level of detail and documentation required for test cases in the project? [K4] 3 credits
A. Detailed concrete test cases since many re-runs of the tests are expected B. Logical test cases supported by concrete test cases to allow for traceability and enable future changes C. Concrete test cases only since the end-users have extensive domain knowledge D. Logical test cases only since the end-user have extensive domain knowledge and many changes are expected thus reducing testware maintenance effort
Answer: D
Question: 3
As a test analyst you are gathering data to support accurate metrics. Which of the following metrics would be MOST appropriate to use to monitor product quality? [K2] 1 credit
A. Defects found versus defects expected B. Tests run and tests passed C. Test resources spent versus budget D. Compliance to entry criteria E. Product risks outstanding and new risks introduced
Which of the following tasks and responsibilities do NOT belong to that of a test analyst in the context of evaluating exit criteria and reporting? [K2] 1 credit