Stages of Conventional Testing
Conventional testing follows a sequential approach. It consists of various stages. Such as
1. Planning
Planning is the first stage of conventional testing. This stage consists of planning regarding the objective of testing developing a complete test plan and resources that will be required for performing testing.
2. Requirement Analysis
Software Requirements are being analyzed in this phase. These requirements help to identify the scope of testing and risks and for the preparation of test cases.
3. Design
In this stage, test cases are designed. If the test cases are successful it means that test cases are achieved. If not test cases are failed to achieve.
4. Execution
Execution is the process where test cases are executed. The errors encountered during execution are documented.
5. Reporting
In reporting phase, all the documented errors are sent to the development team for fixing.
6. Retesting
Retesting is the stage where all the test cases are performed again. It checks whether all the failed test cases meet. All the requirements specified by the user are achieved.
7. Release
In the last stage, the software is released for the users. It is verified that all the requirements stated by the user or client are successfully working before the release of the software product.
What is Conventional Testing?
Conventional testing also known as the Traditional approach of software testing involves a series of activities that aim to identify the defects in the software and ensures that the software meets the specified requirements. The article focuses on discussing Conventional testing in detail.
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