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are Testing 500

Infosys - Client Server Software Testing

E-learning Courseware

3 Hours 35 minutes 4

186

Powerpoint, HDD and LDD provided by Infosys

Joy Chalissery

25-Sep-08

ESTIMATION REPORT

Description

Effort

Person hours

279

Content validation in SB and Digital content as per "Course & Learning" objective. 140

372

Proof read the content and test functionality for bugs/errors 112

130

Planning, Tracking, Status reports, Configuration Management, Project Execution and Delivery. 226

Total Man hours 1259

1. Creating course outline and Instructions for the animation, visualization and assessments.2. Create Storyboard and transcript.

1. Creating Illustrations with the help of Graphic tools such as Flash & Photoshop.2. Create code for course navigation, assessments, interactive quizzes and functionality, etc.3. Create animations synch with audio as per ID strategy & storyboard.4. Create simulations

1. Create the narration script

2. Integrate the dummy audio in synchronise with media3. Integrate final audio in synchronise with media.

1. Professional VO recording2. Studio charges3. VO editing


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Sl No. Slide Number Topic Heading

Chapter One: Testing Techniques & Levels

1 HDD and LDD Objectives

2 4 Testing Techniques

3 4

4 4

5 Practice

6 4 & 5 Static Testing

7 5

8 5

9 6

10 Practice

11 7 Dynamic Testing

12 7

13 8

14 8

15 9

16 10

17 11

18 Practice

19 14 The V-Model

20 14

21 12 Levels of testing

22 13 & 15 Unit testing

23 16

24 17

25 18

26 19

27 Practice

28 20

29 20

30 2131 22 & 23

32 26

33 24

34 24

35 26

36 Practice

37 25


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38 20

39 20

40 27,28 & 29 Integration Testing technique

41 27,28 & 29

42 30

43 31

44 Practice45 32

46 32

47 32

48 33

49 Practice

50 Quiz

Chapter Two: Client-Server Architecture

51 34 & 35 Client-Server Architecture

52 3553 36

54 36

55 36 & 37

56 36 & 37

57 43

58 Practice

59 35

60 35 & 38

61 39

62 39

63 39

64 Practice65 40

66 41

67 Practice

68 42

69 42

70 44

71 45

72 Practice

73 Quiz

Chapter Three: Testing Client-Server Applicatio

74 46 Client Server Testing

75 46

76 46

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78 48

79 49

80 49


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81 Practice

82 50

83 50

84 51

85 52

86 53

87 5388 53

89 54

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91 56

92 56

93 Practice

94 57

95 57

96 57

97 57

98 58

99 Practice100 59

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102 59

103 60

104 60

105 60

106 Practice

107 61

108 62

109 63

110 64

111 64112 64

113 64

114 Practice

115 66

116 66

117 66

118 66

119 66

120 Practice

121 67

122 67

123 67

124 Practice

125 68126 68

127 69128 69

129 69

130 70

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132 70

133 70

Testing


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134 Practice

135 71

136 71

137 Quiz

Chapter Four: Types of Client Server Applicatio

138 72

139 72

140 73

141 73

142 73

143 73

144 73

145 73

146 73

147 Practice

148 74 Testing Desktop Applications

149 74

150 74151 74

152 74

153 Practice

154 75

155 75

156 Practice

157 Quiz

Chapter Five: Client Server Testing Tools

158 76 Client Server Testing Tools

159 76

160 76

161 76

162 76

163 Practice

164 77 Examples

165 77

166 77

167 77

168 Practice

169 78 Test Tools (Client Server)

170 78

171 78172 78

173 78

174 Practice

175 79

176 79

177 Quiz

Chapter Six: Limitations of Client Server Testin

Applications

Applications

Web Based/Desktop ClientServer Testing - Differences

Security)


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178 80

179 80

180 80

181 80

182 Practice

183 81

184 81

185 Practice

186

187

188 Quiz

Total Screens

Quiz Screens

Content Screens

Hours of Training

Limitations of Client ServerTesting

Limitations of Client ServerTesting (Client Side)

Limitations of Client ServerTesting (Server Side)

Best practices for clientserver testing


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Course Name: Client Server Software Testing

Slide(Animation) Heading

Course Introduction 1 LA

Course Summary 1 SA

Chapter Objectives 6 SA

Chapter Summary 6 SA

Total 14

Course Objectives 1 SA 1

Testing Techniques - Introduction 1 SA 2

Pesticide Paradox-Scenario 1 SA 3

Testing techniques 1 2

Stages of Static testing 1 SA 2

Static Testing - Scope 1 SA 3

Static Tesing - Advantages & Disadvantages 1 SA 2

Static Testing 1 2

Introluction to Dynamic testing 1 SA 2

Introduction to white box testing 1 SA 3

Identifying defects using the white box testing method 1 SA 3

White box testing-advantages 1 SA 2

Introduction to Black box testing 1 SA 3

Black box testing-advantages 1 SA 2

Dynamic Testing 1 2

The V-Model - Introduction 1 SA 2

Introduction to Unit testing 1 SA 2

Unit Test Plan 1 SA 3

Activities in Unit testing (White box technique) 1 SA 3

Logic Coverage Method (White box technique) 1 SA 3

Identifying defects using the Logic Coverage Method 1 SA 2

Unit Testing - White box technique 1 2

Unit testing (Black box Technique) 1 SA 3

Equivalence partitioning 1 SA 3

Equivalence partioning example 1 SA 2Steps involved in Equivalence partioning 1 SA 3

Equivalence partioning advantages/disadvantages 1 SA 2

Boundary value analysis 1 SA 3

Boundary value analysis - Example 1 SA 3

Boundary value analysis advantages/disadvantages 1 SA 2

Unit Testing - Black box technique 1 2

Error Guessing 1 SA 3

Number ofScreensInvolved

Length ofAnimation

Level ofTreatment


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Cause-effect graphing 1 SA 3

State-transition testing 1 SA 3

s

What is Integration testing? 1 SA 3

Integration testing example 1 SA 3

Approach for testing interfaces 1 SA 2

Integration Testing technique 1 2Integration test methods 1 SA 3

Advantages of incremental integration 1 SA 2

Approaches to incremental integration 1 SA 3

Adv/Disadv of top-down & bottom up approaches 1 SA 2

Incremental Integration 1 2

Testing techniques 2 2

Total 45

Introduction 1 SA 2Client Process 1 SA 3

Client Process - Characteristics 1 SA 3

Server Process 1 SA 3

Server Process - Characteristics 1 SA 3

Types of Servers 1 SA 2

Client-Server Architecture 1 2

Client-Server computing 1 SA 3

Client-Server Architecture 1 SA 3

Two-tired architecture 1 SA 3

Two-tired architecture - Advantages 1 SA 2

Two-tired architecture - Disadvantages 1 SA 2

Two-tired architecture 1 2Modified Two-tired architecture 1 SA 3

Three-tired architecture 1 SA 3

Three-tired architecture 1 2

N-tier architecture 1 SA 3

Client-Server applications - Examples 1 SA 2

Advantages of Client-Server systems 1 SA 2

Limitations of Client-Server systems 1 SA 2

Advantages/Limitations of Client-Server systems 1 2

Client-Server Architecture 2 2

Total 23

n

Introduction 1 SA 2

How is Client Server Testing different? 1 SA 3

Different perspectives of Client Server testing 1 SA 3

What do we test for? 1 SA 3

Considerations in a Client-Server testing plan 1 SA 3

Test plan for Client Server software 1 2


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What Client-Server testing tests for? 1 2

Interface Testing 1 SA 2

GUI Testing 1 SA 2

Stages of GUI Testing 1 SA 2

GUI Testing: Functional Testing 1 SA 3

Checklist Testing 1 SA 3Navigation Testing 1 SA 3

Application Testing 1 SA 3

Desktop Integration Testing 1 SA 3

Communication Testing 1 SA 3

Synchronization Testing 1 SA 3

Functional testing 1 2

GUI Testing: Non-Functional Testing 1 SA 3

Compatibility Testing 1 SA 3

Install/Uninstall testing 1 SA 3

Platform/Environment Testing 1 SA 3

GUI Testing: Manual vs. Automated Execution 1 SA 2

Non-Functional testing 1 2Middleware Applications 1 SA 3

Issues with Middleware Applications 1 SA 2

Testing Middleware Applications 1 SA 3

Middleware Testing Strategy 1 SA 3

Early Testing 1 SA 3

Developer Testing 1 SA 3

Middleware Applications 1 2

Testing Network Applications 1 SA 3

Elements of Network Testing 1 SA 2

Server Testing 1 SA 2

Load Testing 1 SA 3

Objectives of Load Testing 1 SA 3Performance measurements in Load Testing 1 SA 2

Examples of Load Testing 1 SA 2

Load Testing 1 2

Volume Testing 1 SA 3

Objectives of Volume Testing 1 SA 2

Test Procedure for Volume Testing 1 SA 3

Results of Volume Testing 1 SA 3

Examples of Volume Testing 1 SA 3

Volume Testing 1 2

Stress Testing 1 SA 3

Objectives of Stress Testing 1 SA 2

Examples of Stress Testing 1 SA 2

Stress Testing 1 2

Performance Testing 1 SA 3Tools for Performance Testing 1 SA 2

Recovery Testing 1 SA 3Error recognition in Recovery Testing 1 SA 2

Data Recovery Testing 1 SA 3

Data Backup and Restore Testing 1 SA 3

Backup strategy plan 1 SA 3

Data Security Testing 1 SA 3

Testing Replicated Data Integrity 1 SA 3


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Recovery Testing 1 2

Soak Testing 1 SA 3

Defect detection in Soak testing 1 SA 3

Testing Client-Server Application 2 2

Total 63

ns

SA

Introduction 1 SA 2

SA

Introduction 1 SA 2

Navigation and the web page interface test 1 SA 3

Browser test 1 SA 3

Performance test 1 SA 3

Functionality test 1 SA 3

Security test 1 SA 3

Testing Web Based Applications 1 2

SA

Introduction 1 SA 3

GUI Testing 1 SA 3Database/Server Testing 1 SA 3

Compatibility Testing 1 SA 3

Testing Desktop Applications 1 2

SA

Differences 1 SA 2

Web Based/Desktop Client Server Testing - Differences 1 2

Types of Client Server Applications 2 2

Total 17

SA

Introduction 1 SA 3

Capture/Playback Tools 1 SA 3

Stress and Load Test Tools 1 SA 3

Wizards 1 SA 3

Client Server Testing Tools 1 2

SA

Capture/Playback Tools - Examples 1 SA 2

Stress and Load Test Tools - Examples 1 SA 2

Wizards - Examples 1 SA 2

Client Server Testing Tools - Examples 1 2

SA

Introduction 1 SA 2

Source Code Testing 1 SA 2Functional Testing 1 SA 2

Performance Testing 1 SA 2

Test Tools (Client Server) 1 2

SA

Security & Communication 1 SA 2

Client Server Testing Tools 2 2

Total 17

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SA

Introduction 1 SA 3

SA

Introduction 1 SA 3

Limitations of Client Server Testing (Client Side) 1 SA 2

SA

Introduction 1 SA 3

Limitations of Client Server Testing (Server Side) 1 SA 2

Content Unavailable SA

SA 3

Limitations of Client Server Testing 2 2

Total 7

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Course Name: Client Server Software Testing

Tasks/Resources Effort

ID 279

SME 140

Graphics/Coding/Animation 372

QA- 1st check and verification 112

VO Integration 130

PM 226

Total effort in MAN hours 1258


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1400 Total Sitting time 3.5

Total Screens 186

One hour = 350 manhours 1225

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