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Question 1

2.3.2 Discuss the importance of balancing tool support and good communication within the defect management process. How do these elements complement each other in achieving effective defect management?

A : Tool support replaces the need for communication, as all information is logged in the tool, making meetings unnecessary.

B : Good communication reduces the need for defect management tools, as all issues can be discussed verbally and resolved on the spot.

C : Tool support provides a structured way to track and manage defects, while good communication ensures that the context and nuances of defects are understood and addressed effectively.

D : Neither tool support nor communication is essential, as defects can be managed through adhoc processes.

Answer: C

Question 2

IEEE 1028 also defines “management review” as a type of review. What is the main

purpose of a management review? 1 credit

A : ign technical concepts during the design phase

B : tablish a common understanding of requirements

C : ovide independent evaluation of compliance to processes, regulations, standards etc.

D : To monitor progress, assess the status of a project, and make decisions about futureactions

Answer: D

Question 3

Which of the following best describes the appraisal costs in the cost of quality'

A : The cost spent preventing defects from occurring in the first place

B : The cost for performing dynamic testing

C : The cost for fixing defects

D : The cost for lawyers to deal with a lawsuit over a defect

Answer: B

Question 4

1.5.2 Describe the structure and purpose of TMMi® and TPI NEXT® models and explain how they support test process improvement. Discuss the significance of maturity levels and key areas in these models.

A : TMMi® and TPI NEXT® both provide a linear pathway for improvement, with TMMi® focusing on agile methodologies and TPI NEXT® focusing on waterfall methodologies. The maturity levels in both models represent sequential steps that must be followed strictly, and the key areas are checkpoints that indicate completion of each step.

B : TMMi® and TPI NEXT® models both support test process improvement through structured frameworks. TMMi® has five maturity levels, each with specific test process areas and goals, while TPI NEXT® defines 16 key areas with four maturity levels each. These maturity levels and key areas help organizations assess their current processes and plan targeted improvements, visualized in a maturity matrix.

C : TMMi® and TPI NEXT® are designed to work only at the organizational level and require complete adherence to all practices and sub-practices outlined. Maturity levels indicate the number of years an organization has been using the model, and key areas are department-specific improvements.

D : TMMi® and TPI NEXT® are primarily used to audit testing processes. The maturity levels in TMMi® relate to the financial investment in testing, while TPI NEXT® key areas are focused on compliance with industry standards. Both models emphasize regulatory compliance over practical improvements.

Answer: B

Question 5

3.1.3 What tool can test management use to assess existing test team skills and compare them with required skills?

A : Project plan

B : Skills matrix

C : Test strategy

D : Risk assessment

Answer: B

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