What are IEEE 829 Test Plan Standards?
Hi All, I know I have been away from posting on this blog since long and I apologize for that. There were few things which needed to be taken care of so my blogging activity was side lined. I would try to be more regular in posting new articles on this blog now onwards.
Recently, I have been searching a lot on testing jargons and come across a list of IEEE 829 Test Plan Standards as it was something which is not known generally.
This could be the list of standards to make your test plan IEEE 829 compliant as per the source.
1. Test plan identifier.
2. Introduction.
3. Test items.
4. Features to be tested.
5. Features not to be tested.
6. Approach.
7. Item pass/fail criteria.
8. Suspension criteria and resumption requirements.
9. Test deliverables.
10. Testing tasks.
11. Environmental needs.
12. Responsibilities.
13. Staffing and training needs.
14. Schedule.
15. Risks and contingencies.
16. Approvals.
Labels: Standards, Test Planning
posted by Techie @ 1:36 PM
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Nice Blog and good post on IEEE.
In my last couple of projects I have presented IEEE 829-1983 standards; hope it sure focus more light on this post so pleasure to share with you guys
http://web-qa.blogspot.com/2007/09/tp-ieee-829-1983.html
Enjoy Testing, Nimesh Vadgama.
Very effective post Techie! I thought I'd add a little bit regarding the documents for IEEE: Test Design Specification Test Case Specification Test Procedure Specification Test Item Transmittal Report Test Log Test Incident Report Test Summary Report
Hello,
Very interesting post! I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't mind posting on a new community-testing website: http://www.utest.com. We're always interested in hearing more input from great QA people like yourself.
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cool, you have been gone a while, nice to see you on again. Thanks for the testing information, I have been doing some research on this lately. A bit ironic!
here is some IEEE 829 test plan standard web results I found which cover any other questions :) hope this helps
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Nice information
would u like to define the "Risks and contingencies".
secondly i want to get information about integration test cases ? how to write integration and system test cases?
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