Free iSQI CTAL-TAE_V2_NN Exam Questions

You are testing a major upgrade to the user interface for Land navigation control. Large-scale automated regression, performance, and security testing has been set up in pre-production test environment. Regression testing has a limited window of time, and it must be finished successfully with no significant regressions before non-functional testing can start.You have been running the automated regression test suite in a single overnight run using the same version of the Test Automation Suite (TAS) for the past few releases. But you think there's a chance the test suite won't complete overnight because of the most recent changes made to the System Under Test (SUT), which could cause performance and security testing to be delayed.Which option would be the BEST and MOST cost-efficient approach to mitigate this risk?

The test automation solution you are using has been operating for three years. One problem you've identified is the increasing number of false-positive results, which require a lot of investigation and troubleshooting work.Whenever new scripts are developed, it seems like a few additional ones are added even if every one of them is fixed when it is discovered.What is the most likely issue with the TAS that is causing the introduction of these false-positives?

Your manager has asked you to provide test automation for a legacy system that will undergo many infrastructure migrations. The scripts are going to be utilized in these infrastructure changes to check for basic functionality. An easy and quick fix is what you need. Since no software modifications are planned, maintainability of the scripts is not a concern. In this case, which of the following scripting techniques is the most effective?

Which of the following is an important testability consideration when designing a SUT? 

Consider a defect is found in the current release of the software.In your opinion, which of the following best explains why a defect of this nature might recur in later releases?