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Sanity Testing
Sanity Testing is a software testing technique performed by the test team for some basic tests. Whenever a new build is received, after minor changes in code or functionality, Sanity testing is performed to ascertain that the bugs have been fixed.
Smoke Testing
Smoke Testing is performed after software build to ascertain that the critical functionalities of the program is working fine. What is Smoke Testing? Why Smoke Testing?
Unit Testing
What is Unit Testing? Individually and independently testing of smallest testable parts of an application. Advantages of Unit Testing in Software Testing
Functional Testing
What is Functional Testing? This verifies that each function of the software application operates in conformance with the requirement specification.
Prototype Model
What is Prototype Model? Advantages and Disadvantages of Prototype Model in software development life cycle SDLC
RAD Model
What is RAD Model? Advantages and Disadvantages of RAD Model Phases of RAD Model: What is Rapid Application Development model in SDLC
V-Model
What is V-Model? Advantages and Disadvantages of V-model. Phases of V-model: Analysis, System Design, Architecture Design, Module Design, Validation Phases
Spiral Model
What is Spiral Model? Advantages and Disadvantages of Spiral Model. Phases of Spiral Model:Planning, Risk Analysis, Engineering & Evaluation
What is Incremental Model or Iterative Model
What is Incremental Model or Iterative Model. Advantages and disadvantages of Iterative model or Incremental Model. What is Iterative Model.
WaterFall Model
What is WaterFall Model in Software Development Life Cycle? Advantages & disAdvantages of Waterfall Model Linear-Sequential Life Cycle model.
Software Testing Life Cycle
What is Software Testing Life Cycle in Software Testing. What are difference phases of STLC Software Testing Life Cycle. Traceability Matrix
Test Process in Software Testing
What is Fundamental Test Process in Software Testing. Testing Process includes Planning & Controling, Analysis & Design, Execution, Exit Criteria & Closure