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2.1.3 You are leading a large-scale software development project. Your team is in the middle of system integration testing and needs to ensure all product risks are adequately covered while monitoring the efficiency and effectiveness of the testing process. During system integration testing, you notice that some tests have failed, and new defects have been introduced. Which combination of metrics would best help you assess the impact and manage the resolution of these issues?
Which of the following defect statistics will provide input to be used for improvement in the defect reporting process?
You are preparing the estimate for the test plan, which should cover all test activities subsequent to the plan having been agreed. Estimation of test activities has in the past been embarrassingly inaccurate. Historical data from previous similar projects is unreliable, but for two recent projects it is possible to find out how many test cases were developed and how long this took. Which TWO of the following estimation techniques will be BEST in this scenario?
1.2.5 You are coordinating acceptance testing for a major software release. This involves collaborating with stakeholders to confirm that acceptance criteria are met and managing the logistics of user acceptance testing (UAT) at the customer's site. During UAT at the customer's site, several critical issues are identified that prevent the product from meeting the acceptance criteria. What should the Test Manager do to facilitate resolution and guide stakeholders through the process?
Assuming that 'In progress' means that somebody is working on a fix and that 'Resolved' means that the fix passed the confirmation test; which option provides a defect workflow that flows in a sensible way from an initial state to a terminal state?
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