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CTAL-TM LO: TM-2.1.3 2 questions
Learning Objective: Analyze test results to create test reports that empower stakeholders to make decisions
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Q29
K4 TM-2.1.3

You work for an international company that manufactures hardware and software for telecommunications networks. You are the test manager for a product line of network router software.

The hardware development team delivers a new release every six months. The software is developed in two-month increments synchronized with the hardware development.

The last overall release was delayed because critical interface errors in the software were found and fixed too late.

The development management asks you to avoid further delays for upcoming releases or at least communicate them early on.

You then plan to implement an improved, metrics-based reporting system based on prioritized user stories (P1, P2, P3) and a tiered product risk list (high, medium, low) for the test area.

Which of the metrics listed are MOST IMPORTANT for your reporting in terms of the requirements of the development management?

Select TWO options.

  • A.

    Defect metrics: Evaluation of defect priority and source of the defect to report which user stories are faulty and need to be tested more thoroughly.

  • B.

    Test status/coverage metrics per user story, sorted by story priority (P1 to P3), to show which important user stories will be the focus in the coming cycles or are not yet sufficiently covered.

  • C.

    Effort/capacity metrics to forecast whether the planned remaining effort and available velocity are sufficient to test P1/P2 stories and high product risks in a timely manner.

  • D.

    Product risk metrics (retrospective): Evaluation of defects classified as high/critical at interfaces with high product risk in order to identify incorrectly defined interfaces.

  • E.

    Product risk coverage metrics: passed vs. open test cases in relation to risk level (high, medium, low) to report which high-risk areas need to be prioritized in test management.

Q30
K4 TM-2.1.3

You are the test manager of a software project that uses a document-centric sequential development model and involves developing a desktop application for a banking system.

The project has a large and hierarchical team that works with multiple stakeholders.

The project has a low level of uncertainty and complexity due to the stable and well-defined requirements and technology. The project also has strict quality and security standards to comply with the legal regulations of the banking industry.

What are the MOST suitable metrics that you would use to analyze the test results and create test reports that empower stakeholders to make decisions?

Select ONE option.

  • A.

    Metrics related to product risks, defects, test progress, coverage, and costs and test effort.

  • B.

    Metrics related to defects, test progress, coverage, and code coverage.

  • C.

    Metrics related to product risks, defects, test progress, coverage, and environment/configuration coverage.

  • D.

    Metrics related to defects, test progress, coverage, and residual costs for untested components.## Section: Test Estimation

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