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The Testing Stage: Questions

The 'Testing' stage involves evaluating a system to ensure it meets specified requirements and functions correctly. It includes the use of system modules, which are components of the system, and requires a test plan outlining the testing process. Types of test data include normal, extreme, abnormal, and live data, each serving different purposes in validating the system's performance.

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The Testing Stage: Questions

The 'Testing' stage involves evaluating a system to ensure it meets specified requirements and functions correctly. It includes the use of system modules, which are components of the system, and requires a test plan outlining the testing process. Types of test data include normal, extreme, abnormal, and live data, each serving different purposes in validating the system's performance.

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The Testing Stage

Questions:
1. Summarise what the ‘Testing’ stage involves.

2. What is a system module?

3. List 3 examples of system modules.




4. Explain what is meant by re-testing.

5. Explain what test plan is.

6. List 5 things a good test plan should include.





IGCSE ICT: Unit 7 - Systems Life Cycle


7. What are the 4 types of testing data?




8. For the 4 types of test data, provide a description of what they mean

Test Data Description


Normal

Extreme

Abnormal

Live Data

9. For the following scenario, state of how the system could be tested using each of the different
types of test data:

Scenario:
A spreadsheet is being used to log the results of a recent ICT test. The spreadsheet should accept
any scores between 0 and 100%. Any other entries should be rejected.

Test Data Examples


Normal

Extreme

Abnormal

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10. Fill in the test plan below for the same scenario as described in task 9.

Test Test Data Type of test data Expected Actual Outcome


no (normal, extreme, Outcome
abnormal)
1. 48%

2. 99%

3. 0%

4. 1%

5. 100%

6. Fifty nine %

11. Explain what integration testing is.

12. Explain what happens during integration testing.

IGCSE ICT: Unit 7 - Systems Life Cycle


IGCSE ICT: Unit 7 - Systems Life Cycle

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