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Exposure to Exploratory Testing - QAI

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ET in Different Scenarios<br />

Scenario Drawbacks of TCB ET<br />

Consider an Ad-hoc requirement<br />

based project where the<br />

requirements come dynamically<br />

on the fly on call or through mail.<br />

Requirements here refer <strong>to</strong> rules<br />

which have <strong>to</strong> be followed while<br />

loading data in<strong>to</strong> the table. To<br />

check if the table is loaded in<br />

accordance <strong>to</strong> the rules, queries<br />

are run against table <strong>to</strong> check for<br />

data validation and in case if any<br />

error records found; such records<br />

have <strong>to</strong> be moved <strong>to</strong> Error table.<br />

Resources available for the above<br />

scenario are 1 Test Lead and 2 Test<br />

Engineers.<br />

• Agile projects with dynamically<br />

changing requirements impose great<br />

difficulty for TCB in planning and<br />

strategizing approaches.<br />

• Defect detection rate is low as the<br />

tester is unaware of the inner<br />

functionality of the product.<br />

• Incorporation of requirements in the<br />

correct place is difficult.<br />

• Requirements are documented as a<br />

Flowchart <strong>to</strong> get a clear picture of<br />

all the tests <strong>to</strong> be made.<br />

• ET maintains minimum<br />

documentation and mainly focus<br />

on detecting more defects within<br />

fixed timelines.<br />

• Diverse testing techniques are<br />

followed <strong>to</strong> carry out testing.<br />

• Skilled Explora<strong>to</strong>ry Testers follow<br />

their own approach <strong>to</strong> extract the<br />

output with zero or minimal<br />

planning.<br />

• Explora<strong>to</strong>ry Testers conduct<br />

brains<strong>to</strong>rming sessions with a<br />

group <strong>to</strong> generate various ideas <strong>to</strong><br />

perform testing.<br />

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