2. Types of Testing Methodology in Tamil | Difference between Waterfall and Agile Model | LMTI
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Manual Testing Tamil Tutorials:
Class 1: • 1. Introduction to Testing in Tamil |Why w...
Class 2: • 2. Types of Testing Methodology in Tamil |...
Class 3: • 3. Agile process followed in projects in T...
Class 4: • 4. General discussion on how to think & st...
Class 5: • 5. How to analyze the Requirement document...
Class 6: • 6. How to do testing design with BDD Gherk...
Class 7: • 7. JIRA in Tamil- Scrum Process | Scrum Bo...
Class 8: • 8. STLC - Software Testing Life Cycle - Re...
Class 9: • 9. Types of Testing in Tamil -Unit, Smoke ...
Class 10: • 10. Why to do Regression Testing in Tamil ...
Class 11: • 11. Defect Life cycle in Tami | Manual Tes...
Class 12: • 12. Mapping of Test Case and defect in Ji...
Class 13: • 13. Priority & Severity in defects | Calls...
Class 14: • 14. General Testing Terms in Tamil & other...
Class 15: • 15. Test Design Techniques in Tamil | LMTI
Class 16: • 16. How to Handle Live Defect | Root Cause...
Class 17: • 17. Test Metrices | RTM | Clarification / ...
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Live session Notes:
Testing Methodology :
1. Waterfall Model
2. Agile Model
House Plan ---Civil Engineer ---Design-- Construction ---- Final Check
client need - Business Analyst - Requirement -- Developer -- QA
Waterfall Model : Traditional Approach
Requirement will be fixed
phase by Phase
After Developing the entire application
Agile Model (Modern Approach) - Change in requirement
Development + Testing Activity parallel
CAR - 1 Lakh parts
1 by 1 - As per design manufacture - boult & nut
Assemble :
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Additional Notes :
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Waterfall Model (Fixed Model)
When the software industry started the first model which was used is Waterfall Model, A very old model Traditional model also called as Linear Model
Note: Nowadays we are not using this model in any of software industry
The waterfall methodology is a linear project management approach, where stakeholder and customer requirements are gathered at the beginning of the project, and then a sequential project plan is created to accommodate those requirements. The waterfall model is so named because each phase of the project cascades into the next, following steadily down like a waterfall.
The Phases of the Waterfall Model
Requirement Analysis
Design
Implementation (Development Activity)
Testing
Maintenance
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Agile methodology:
Incremental testing is used in agile development methods and hence, every release of the project is tested thoroughly. This ensures that any bugs in the system are fixed before the next release.
Advantages
It is possible to make changes in the project at any time to comply with the requirements.
This incremental testing minimizes risks.
Disadvantages
Constant client interaction means added time pressure on all stakeholders including the client themselves, software development and test teams.
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