This Paper Is A Sample Exam ONLY. It Contains No Questions From The Actual
This Paper Is A Sample Exam ONLY. It Contains No Questions From The Actual
This Paper Is A Sample Exam ONLY. It Contains No Questions From The Actual
(Model Paper)
This paper is a
SAMPLE EXAM
ONLY. It contains no
questions from the
actual
FIT3063 final exam
paper this semester and
is intended only as a
guide to the
style and format of the
final exam paper.
This paper is a
SAMPLE EXAM
ONLY. It contains no
questions from the
actual
FIT3063 final exam
paper this semester and
is intended only as a
guide to the
style and format of the
final exam paper.
This paper is a SAMPLE EXAM ONLY. It contains no questions
from the actual final exam paper this is intended only as a guide
to the style and format of the final exam paper.
Section 1: MCQ
1)
1. Which of the statements below is the best assessment of how the test
principles apply across the test life cycle?
a. Test principles only affect the preparation for testing.
b. Test principles only affect test execution activities.
c. Test principles affect the early test activities such as review.
d. Test principles affect activities throughout the test life cycle.
2. One of the disadvantages of the Waterfall model is :
a. The development is done in multiple Iterations
b. Extremely risk Driven
c. Test Estimation is difficult
d. The architecture of the first version must support the changes
introduced in each cycle
e. None of the above
4. Select from below the statement which has ALL true facts about Acceptance
Testing
a. Acceptance Testing is done to ensure the software can be accepted;
Responsibility of the customer, cover real life scenarios and the Main focus
is not to find defects.
Question 2
(c) List four characteristics of “good” test case and briefly explain them.
Validity
The first important characteristic of a good test is validity. The test must really
measure what it has been designed to measure.
Reliability
Objectivity
Norms
In addition to reliability and validity good test needs norms. Norms are sets of
score obtained by whom the test is intended
(d) Distinguish between “Quality Assurance” and “Quality Control” by
explaining three differences between them.
Quality Assurance Quality Control
QA aim is to prevent the defect. QC aim is to identify and improve the
defects.
QA is the technique of managing QC is a method to verify quality.
quality.
QA does not involve executing the QC always involves executing the
program program.
All team members are responsible for Testing team is responsible for QC.
QA.
Verification Validation.
Verification is the process of checking that a software achieves its goal without
any bugs. It is the process to ensure whether the product that is developed is
right or not. It verifies whether the developed product fulfills the requirements
that we have. Verification is static testing. Verification means Are we building
the product right?
[5 marks* 5 = 25 Marks]
Question 3
Test Steps:
Navigate to gmail.com
In the ’email’ field, enter the email address of the registered user.
Click the ‘Next’ button.
Enter the password of the registered user
Click ‘Sign In’
Expected Result: A page displaying the gmail user’s inbox should load,
showing any new message at the top of the page.