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    The document discusses defect management including defect life cycle, types, classification, and techniques for finding defects. It covers topics like severity, priority, and templates. Defects can be classified by requirement, design, coding issues. Static, dynamic, and operational techniques are used to find defects.

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    The document discusses defect management including defect life cycle, types, classification, and techniques for finding defects. It covers topics like severity, priority, and templates. Defects can be classified by requirement, design, coding issues. Static, dynamic, and operational techniques are used to find defects.

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    The document discusses defect management including defect life cycle, types, classification, and techniques for finding defects. It covers topics like severity, priority, and templates. Defects can be classified by requirement, design, coding issues. Static, dynamic, and operational techniques are used to find defects.

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    Defect

    management
    Introduction
    • Process of recognizing, investigating,
    taking action(decision making) and
    disposing of defects.
    • It involves recording, classifying them
    and identifying their impacts
    Defect Life Cycle
    Severity and Priority
    • Severity: It is the extent to which the defect can
    affect the software. It can be of following types
    1. Critical
    2. Major
    3. Moderate
    4. Minor
    • Priority: The order in which we should resolve a
    defect. It can be of following types:
    1. High
    2. Medium
    3. Low
    Types of Defects
    1. User interface defects
    2. Error Handling defects
    3. Input domain defects
    4. Manipulations defects
    5. Race condition defects
    6. Source defects
    7. ID control defects
    8. H/w related defects
    9. Load condition defects
    Defect Classification
    Defect may be classified in Different ways under different schemes.
    1. Requirement-related defects may be further classified as
    Functional Defect
    Interface Defect
    2. Design related defect may be classified as follows-
    Algorithm Defect
    Module –Interface Defect
    System –Interface Defect
    User –Interface Defect
    3. Coding Defect
    Variable Declaration/Initialization Defect
    Database-Related Defect
    Commenting/Documenting Defect
    4. Testing Defect
    Test-Design Defect
    Test-Environment Defect
    Test-Tool Defect
    Defect Management
    Defect fixing
    Defect Report Template
    Techniques for finding defects
    1. Static Techniques: Desk checking/ Verification. Reviews,
    Walkthroughs, Inspection, and Audits, Reviewed with Checklist,
    Standards, and other artifacts, Knowledge and experience.
    2. Dynamic Testing: Its validation technique , which includes dummy
    or actual execution of work products to evaluate it with expected
    behavior. i.e. system testing, Unit Testing, This evaluates the
    product with respect to requirements defined , designs created
    and mark it as pass or fail – fitness for use.
    3. Operational Techniques: Include auditing work products and
    projects to understand whether the processes defined for
    development /testing are being followed correctly or not.
    Whether they are effective or not, it also revisits the defects
    before and after fixing any analysis. Smoke testing, Sanity testing.
    1.
    Questions
    Defect reports are useful as they contain
    a) defect description
    b) Priority
    c) Summary
    d) Name of tester
    e) All of the above
    2. What is not true about priority?
    a) Priority is impact of defect on business
    b) Priority can be urgent,high,medium,low
    c) Priority once assigned can not be changed.
    d) All of the above
    3. Who determines the severity of bug?
    a) Developer
    b) Customer
    c) Tester
    d) All stakeholders
    4. Severity can be changed at any point of time .True or false.
    a) True
    b) False
    5) Which of the following stage is performed by by developer?
    1. New
    2. Open
    3. Assigned
    4. Fixed
    5. Verify
    6. Closed
    7. Deferred
    8. Rejected
    a) 1,2,3,4,5,6
    b) 2,3,4,5,6,7,8
    c) 2,3,4,7,8
    d) 2,3,4,5,6

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