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SESSION 1 – Select an appropriate test procedure for the IT Systems to be tested.
LEARNING OUTCOMES The selection clarifies the purpose of the test and the data required from it. The selection identifies any factors that may affect the choice of the test procedure. The selection identifies the resources available for the test procedure. The selection complies with all relevant regulatory, licensing, contractual and health and safety requirements.
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SESSION 2 Apply the test procedure to the IT Systems to be tested.
LEARNING OUTCOMES The application ensures correct preparation of the test procedure. The application tests the hardware using the selected test procedure. The application tests the software using the selected test procedure. The application ensures that all performance parameters and operational requirements are tested. The application identifies any problems with the test procedure and takes appropriate action. The application complies with all relevant regulatory, licensing, contractual and health and safety requirements.
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SESSION 3 Collect and record data from tests.
LEARNING OUTCOMES The recording ensures that the required data was produced. The recording ensures that the data was correctly collected. The recording ensures that the data are sufficient to meet the purpose of the test. The recording identifies any problems with the collection of data and takes appropriate action. The results are recorded by using an appropriate information system.
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SESSION 4 Prepare the testing to ensure the given specifications will be addressed.
LEARNING OUTCOMES The preparation ensures a plan is prepared for the testing in line with the given specifications. The preparation ensures the plan specifies what needs to be testing. The preparation documents the test scenarios and test data to be used for the test. The preparation documents the outcomes expected for each of the scenarios prepared.
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Software Testing Against Given Specification

There are two fundamental purposes of testing: verifying procurement specificationsand managing risk. First, testing is about verifying that what was specified is what wasdelivered: it verifies that the product (system) meets the functional, performance,design, and implementation requirements identified in the procurement specifications.Second, testing is about managing risk for both the acquiring agency and the system’svendor/developer/integrator.

The testing program is used to identify when the work hasbeen “completed” so that the contract can be closed, the vendor paid, and the systemshifted by the agency into the warranty and maintenance phase of the project.

The purpose of system testing is to ensure that a system meets its specification and any non-functional requirements (such as stability and throughput) that have been agreed with its users.

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