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Exam Name:	ISTQB® Certified Tester Advanced Level - Test Manager [Syllabus 2012]
Exam Code:	CTAL-TM_Syll2012 Dumps
Vendor:	iSQI	Certification:	iSQI Software testing
Questions:	130 Q&A's	Shared By:	chiara

Question 24

Defect Management

Consider a defect report and assume that a part of its lifecycle includes the following states:

New: Is the initial state

Working: Means that the developers are addressing the defect in order to produce a fix for the defect

Clarification: Means that the developers need more information from the tester to address the defect and produce a fix for the defect and the tester is working to provide this information to the developers

Verification: Means that a fix for the defect has been produced and the tester is running the adequate tests to verify whether the fix solves the defect

Closed: is the final state

Which of the following answers represents an invalid sequence of states that can’t lead the bug report to the “Closed” state?

Number of correct responses: 1

K21 credit

Options:

New, Working, Verification, Working, Clarification, Working, Verification, Closed

New, Working, Clarification, Working, Verification, Closed

New, Working, Verification, Working, Clarification, Working, Closed

New, Working, Verification, Closed

Discussion

Question 25

Test Management

Which one of the following metrics to be produced needs traceability between the test cases and each item in a proper test basis?

Number of correct responses: 1

K21 credit

Options:

Requirements coverage

Trends in the lag time from defect reporting to resolution

Mean time between failures for the system

Cumulative number of reported defects versus cumulative number of resolved defects

Discussion

Question 26

Improving the Testing Process

Which of the following statements about the STEP test process improvement model is true?

Number of correct responses: 1

K21 credit

Options:

In the STEP model, tests validate the requirements and use cases when they are developed

The STEP model stresses defect detection and demonstration of capability, whereas the defect prevention is a secondary potential goal of testing

The STEP model assures that the system requirements specification and the test design specification processes don't overlap

In the STEP model, testware design occurs after coding

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Question 27

Improving the Testing Process

Which of the following statements about the TMMi test process improvement model is true?

Number of correct responses: 1

K21 credit

Options:

In TMMi all the process areas at lower levels must be 75% complete by achieving specific and generic goals in order to claim the higher level

TMMi provides an approach for test process improvement such as the IDEAL (Initiating, Diagnosing, Establishing, Acting and Learning) model

TMMi has a staged architecture for process improvement with seven maturity levels

At TMMi level 1 testing is chaotic without a defined process, and it is often seen as the same as debugging