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6.5. Creating an RTM – Step-by-Step
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List what needs to be collected to create an RTM.
Hint
Look into the BRD and FRD.
- 2.
Why is it important to assign unique IDs to requirements?
Hint
Reflect on how IDs help in communication.
- 3.
What is the first step in creating an RTM?
- Design Test Cases
- List All Requirements
- Track Execution Status
Hint
Think about what you need before designing test cases.
- 4.
True or False: Backward traceability validates if tests were run based on requirements.
- True
- False
Hint
Reflect on what backward traceability measures.
- 5.
Suppose a requirement is modified to add additional user permissions. How would you update your RTM?
Hint
Consider how changes ripple through the testing process.
- 6.
You have identified a defect linked to a test case that failed. How do you document this in the RTM?
Hint
Think about tracking feedback in your testing workflow.
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