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The document provides an overview of the tasks and responsibilities of a test analyst. It discusses principal tasks like test analysis, design, implementation, execution and closure activities. It also covers test techniques like specification-based techniques using tools like equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis. Defect-based and experience-based techniques are also addressed. Quality characteristics and using checklists in technical reviews are additional topics covered. The role of the test analyst in supporting risk management is also summarized.

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Evaluation
The Test Analyst Supports Risk Management
Identification
Risk
Management
Cycle
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Specification-Based Techniques
Boundary Value
Analysis
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Decision Tables
Use-Case
Test
Equivalence
Partitioning
Classification Tree Domain Analysis
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State
Transition
Select the best technique(s)
Write test cases for given coverage

Defect-based and Experience-Based Techniques
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Defect Taxonomy
Intuitive ExploratoryChecklist-Based
Defect-Based
Experience-Based

Functional
Suitability
Usability
Performance
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Reliability
Maintainability
Portability
Compatibility
Security
Quality Characteristics
 What are the various attributes?
 How to approach testing (broadly)
 Introduce subjects which are covered in specialist modules
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