Quality Assurance & Testing
Software testing is an essential process that ensures applications meet business requirements and are free from defects before deployment. Business Analysts play a pivotal role in testing by defining clear requirements, preparing test scenarios, and coordinating User Acceptance Testing (UAT). Understanding various types of testing helps BAs validate requirements effectively and ensure that the final product delivers value.
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What we have learnt
- Software testing is crucial for validating that applications function as intended.
- Business Analysts are deeply involved in User Acceptance Testing to ensure the final product meets business goals.
- Different types of testing such as Unit, Integration, and UAT serve distinct purposes in the software development lifecycle.
Key Concepts
- -- Software Testing
- The process of evaluating and verifying that a software product functions correctly, is reliable, secure, and free from defects.
- -- User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
- The final phase of testing where end users validate if the system meets their needs and requirements.
- -- Unit Testing
- The testing of individual components or small units of the code in isolation, typically conducted by developers.
- -- Integration Testing
- Testing the interactions between different modules or components to ensure they work together as expected.
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