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1 Effective Testing Planning: Key aspects and practical tips May 2024
2 Kateryna Abzyatova Senior Manual QA Engineer at Ciklum more than 12 years of professional experience, working as a Manual QA engineer (Desktop, Web and Mobile applications) conducted more than 100 interviews for the position of QA (specialists from Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, India) passed 4 ISTQB certifications: Foundations, Mobile, Agile tester and Advanced Test Manager more than 8 years of experience in mentoring junior specialists and 3+ years of ISTQB Trainer experience
3 3 Agenda 01 02 03 04 What is test plan? Test Planning, Monitoring and Control Metrics Q&A
4 What is test plan?
5 Planning Activity to predict the future Needed preparation and enty data Testing improve the quality 01 02 03
6 6 Test plan -A document describing the scope, approach, resources and schedule of intended test activities. It identifies amongst others test items, the features to be tested, the testing tasks, who will do each task, degree of tester independence, the test environment, the test design techniques and entry and exit criteria to be used, and the rationale for their choice, and any risks requiring contingency planning. It is a record of the test planning process. Version 1 (IEEE 829)
7 Test Activities and Tasks Test planning consists of defining the test objectives and then selecting an approach that best achieves the objectives within the constraints imposed by the overall context. 01 02 03 04 05 Test Planning Test monitoring and control Test analysis Test design Test implementation Test completion Test execution 06 07
8 Test Activities and Tasks Test monitoring and control. Test monitoring involves the ongoing checking of all test activities and the comparison of actual progress against the plan. Test control involves taking the actions necessary to meet the objectives of testing. 01 02 03 04 05 Test Planning Test monitoring and control Test analysis Test design Test implementation Test completion Test execution 06 07
9 Test Documentation Common types of test management documents Test policy-describes the organization’s objectives and goals for testing Master test plan (or project test plan)- describes the implementation of the test strategy for a particular project Test strategy- describes the organization’s general, project-independent methods for testing Level test plan (or phase test plan)- describes the particular activities to be carried out within each test level
10 10 Test Documentation Test Strategy Test Policy Master Test Plan Level Test Plan Level Test Plan Overall Test Summary Level Test Summaries
11 Test Planning, Monitoring and Control
12 12 Test planning activities ➔ Analyze the test basis (e.g., specific requirements or risks), test conditions and the tests that cover them ➔ The approach to testing is clearly defined by the Test Manager, including which test levels will be employed, the goals and objectives of each level, and what test techniques will be used at each level of testing. ➔ Identify the methods for gathering and tracking the metrics that will be used to guide the project, determine adherence to plan and assess achievement of the objectives
13 13 Test planning activities ➔ List the specific features of the software that are within its scope (based on risk analysis, if appropriate), as well as explicitly identifying features that are not within its scope. ➔ Create traceability matrix and cost/delivery timescales ➔ Check availability of resources needed ➔ External dependencies and associated service level agreements (SLAs) should be identified and, if required, initial contact should be made
14 Metrics
15 15 Testing metrics categories 01 02 03 04 Project metrics Product metrics Process metrics People metrics
16 Understanding Testing Stakeholders People are stakeholders of testing when they have an interest in the testing activities, the testing work products, or the quality of the final system or deliverable. The stakeholder’s interest can be direct or indirect involvement in the testing activities, direct or indirect receipt of testing work products, or direct or indirect effect by the quality of the deliverables produced by the project or program.
17 Understanding Testing Stakeholders While the testing stakeholders vary, depending on the project, the product, the organization, and other factors, they can include the following roles: ● Developers, development leads, and development managers. ● Database architects, system architects, and designers. ● Marketing and business analysts. ● Senior management, product managers and project sponsors. ● Project managers. ● Technical support, customer support, and help desk staff. ● Direct and indirect users.
18 Q&A
19 Stay Updated, Stay Connected! Kateryna Abzyatova Linked In
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  • 1. 1 Effective Testing Planning: Key aspects and practical tips May 2024
  • 2. 2 Kateryna Abzyatova Senior Manual QA Engineer at Ciklum more than 12 years of professional experience, working as a Manual QA engineer (Desktop, Web and Mobile applications) conducted more than 100 interviews for the position of QA (specialists from Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, India) passed 4 ISTQB certifications: Foundations, Mobile, Agile tester and Advanced Test Manager more than 8 years of experience in mentoring junior specialists and 3+ years of ISTQB Trainer experience
  • 3. 3 3 Agenda 01 02 03 04 What is test plan? Test Planning, Monitoring and Control Metrics Q&A
  • 5. 5 Planning Activity to predict the future Needed preparation and enty data Testing improve the quality 01 02 03
  • 6. 6 6 Test plan -A document describing the scope, approach, resources and schedule of intended test activities. It identifies amongst others test items, the features to be tested, the testing tasks, who will do each task, degree of tester independence, the test environment, the test design techniques and entry and exit criteria to be used, and the rationale for their choice, and any risks requiring contingency planning. It is a record of the test planning process. Version 1 (IEEE 829)
  • 7. 7 Test Activities and Tasks Test planning consists of defining the test objectives and then selecting an approach that best achieves the objectives within the constraints imposed by the overall context. 01 02 03 04 05 Test Planning Test monitoring and control Test analysis Test design Test implementation Test completion Test execution 06 07
  • 8. 8 Test Activities and Tasks Test monitoring and control. Test monitoring involves the ongoing checking of all test activities and the comparison of actual progress against the plan. Test control involves taking the actions necessary to meet the objectives of testing. 01 02 03 04 05 Test Planning Test monitoring and control Test analysis Test design Test implementation Test completion Test execution 06 07
  • 9. 9 Test Documentation Common types of test management documents Test policy-describes the organization’s objectives and goals for testing Master test plan (or project test plan)- describes the implementation of the test strategy for a particular project Test strategy- describes the organization’s general, project-independent methods for testing Level test plan (or phase test plan)- describes the particular activities to be carried out within each test level
  • 10. 10 10 Test Documentation Test Strategy Test Policy Master Test Plan Level Test Plan Level Test Plan Overall Test Summary Level Test Summaries
  • 12. 12 12 Test planning activities ➔ Analyze the test basis (e.g., specific requirements or risks), test conditions and the tests that cover them ➔ The approach to testing is clearly defined by the Test Manager, including which test levels will be employed, the goals and objectives of each level, and what test techniques will be used at each level of testing. ➔ Identify the methods for gathering and tracking the metrics that will be used to guide the project, determine adherence to plan and assess achievement of the objectives
  • 13. 13 13 Test planning activities ➔ List the specific features of the software that are within its scope (based on risk analysis, if appropriate), as well as explicitly identifying features that are not within its scope. ➔ Create traceability matrix and cost/delivery timescales ➔ Check availability of resources needed ➔ External dependencies and associated service level agreements (SLAs) should be identified and, if required, initial contact should be made
  • 16. 16 Understanding Testing Stakeholders People are stakeholders of testing when they have an interest in the testing activities, the testing work products, or the quality of the final system or deliverable. The stakeholder’s interest can be direct or indirect involvement in the testing activities, direct or indirect receipt of testing work products, or direct or indirect effect by the quality of the deliverables produced by the project or program.
  • 17. 17 Understanding Testing Stakeholders While the testing stakeholders vary, depending on the project, the product, the organization, and other factors, they can include the following roles: ● Developers, development leads, and development managers. ● Database architects, system architects, and designers. ● Marketing and business analysts. ● Senior management, product managers and project sponsors. ● Project managers. ● Technical support, customer support, and help desk staff. ● Direct and indirect users.
  • 19. 19 Stay Updated, Stay Connected! Kateryna Abzyatova Linked In