ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level (CTFL_UK)
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Which of the following product risks would be most effectively addressed just by static testing? 3 credits
In the delivered application, one of the countries, as specified in the requirements, has not been correctly implemented.
The application takes too long to process a request for additional cover.
The test cases do not cover the key requirements.
The successful bidder may not deliver all the required functionality on time.
The development manager is managing the review of the responses received from bidders, and has asked the in-house test manager to provide a review checklist for the test management aspects of the responses. Which of the following checkpoints would be appropriate? 2 credits
The bidder’s test policy should enforce that incident management fully conforms to IEEE 1044.
The bidder’s project strategy shows that the data content of all the test environments conforms to EU standards.
The bidder’s test plan shows that the application will be delivered for acceptance in six months time.
The bidder’s project test plan depicts a phased implementation with later delivery dates to be confirmed and states that test deliverables will be developed using IEEE 829 as a guide.
Which one of the following estimation approaches is appropriate at this stage of the project? 2 credits
Create an estimate based on the function point analysis technique and test point analysis
Create an estimate based on the complexity of the code
Create an estimate based on the credentials of the successful bidder
Create an estimate based on a percentage of the development effort
Why might a RAD approach be a better option for the test manager rather than a sequential development? 2 credits
It will extend the development team’s abilities and enhance future delivery capabilities.
It will allow the marketing, clerical and testing staff to validate and verify the early screen prototypes.
Time-box constraints will guarantee code releases are delivered on schedule.
More time can be spent on test execution as less formal documentation is required.
Which of the following is NOT a typical key challenge for testing in a RAD based development approach? 1 credit
Re-usable test scripts for (automated) regression testing
Project management and control
No complete requirements specification
Time-boxing
As a result of the RAD based development approach, the test manager has decided to change the risk mitigation approach. Which test technique might be most appropriate to use? 2 credits
Decision Table Testing
Boundary Value Analysis
Error Guessing
Exploratory Testing Answer: D QUESTION: 60
The business has asked for a weekly progress report. Which of the following would be appropriate as a measure of test coverage? 2 credits
Percentage of business requirements exercised
Percentage of planned hours worked this week
Percentage of countries that have test scenarios
Percentage of test iterations completed
Section 11: Sec Eleven (61 to 61)
Details: Topic 11, Scenario 11 "Incident Management"
The following is the current incident handling process in used at the company. Step 1: Incident is documented in the incident Tile with the following information:
Software module or area where the fault occurred
Who has reported the fault
Hardware configuration used for the test that found the fault
The sequential incident number (1 greater than the last one recorded) Step 2: Developer assigned to fix the fault
Step 3: Developer fixes the fault
Step 4: Developer signs off the incident as closed, and it is then removed from the incident file
Regarding the process described above, what is the most important recommendation you would make using IEEE 1044 as a guide? 2 credits
No priority or severity assigned
Incident numbering is manual rather than automated
No mentioning of reproduceability
No classification on type of incident
Section 12: Sec Twelve (62 to 65)
Details: Topic 12, Scenario 12 “Automatic Teller Machine (ATM)”
You are a test manager in charge of integration, system and acceptance testing for a bank. You are working on a project to upgrade an existing ATM to allow customers to obtain cash advances from supported credit cards. The system should allow cash advances from €20 to €500, inclusively, for all supported credit cards. The supported credit cards are American Express, VISA, Eurocard and Mastercard. In the master test plan the following items are listed in the section named “items and/or features to be tested”:
All supported credit cards II Language localization
Valid and invalid advances IV Usability
V Response time
Relying only on the information provided in the scenario, select the TWO items and/or features for which sufficient information is available to proceed with test design. 2 credits
All supported credit cards
Language localization
Valid and invalid advances
Usability
Response time
Continuing with the Scenario described in the previous question, which of the following topics would you need to address in detail in the master test plan? 3 credits
An approach to regression testing
A list of boundary values for “advance amount”
A description of dependencies between test cases
A logical collection of test cases
Given the following figures for the testing on a project, and assuming the failure rate for initial tests remains constant and that all retests pass, what number of tests remain to be run? 3 credits
700
720
784
570
Given is the following defect removal chart reported at the end of system testing - showing total defects detected and closed defects (fixed and successfully retested). A number of open defects are classified as critical. All tests have been executed. Based on the chart above, what is the most appropriate next test phase? 1 credit
Acceptance testing to verify the business process
Acceptance testing to verify operational requirements
Requirements testing as part of testing regulatory compliance
Another system test cycle to verify defect resolution
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