Question 1

Given the following figures for the testing on a project, and assuming the failure rate for

initial tests remains constant and that all retests pass, what number of tests remain to be

run? 3 credits

Options :

A : 700

B : 720

C : 784

D : 570

Answer: B

Question 2

1.3.2 During a risk workshop for the e-commerce platform project, you notice that the quality risks related to the payment gateway integration have not been thoroughly addressed. How should the Test Manager ensure comprehensive risk identification in this area?

Options :

A : Rely on past experience to fill in the gaps and move forward with the risk identification process

B : Schedule a follow-up workshop specifically focused on the payment gateway integration, involving key stakeholders such as payment gateway vendors, security experts, and financial analysts

C : Add generic payment gateway risks from a checklist to the risk register and proceed with planning

D : Ask the development team to provide additional risks based on their implementation plans

Answer: B

Question 3

Instead of having an independent test team within the company, the company is

considering to outsource testing. What are THREE key challenges that are typical for

outsourcing? 1 credit

Options :

A : Test environment more complex

B : Define expectation for tasks and deliverables

C : Clear channels of communications

D : Possibly different cultures

E : Testing of non-functional requirements

F : Audit trail from requirements to test cases

G : Applying test automation

Answer: B,C,D

Question 4

1.5.2 Describe the structure and purpose of TMMi® and TPI NEXT® models and explain how they support test process improvement. Discuss the significance of maturity levels and key areas in these models.

Options :

A :

TMMi® and TPI NEXT® both provide a linear pathway for improvement, with TMMi® focusing on agile methodologies and TPI NEXT® focusing on waterfall methodologies. The maturity levels in both models represent sequential steps that must be followed strictly, and the key areas are checkpoints that indicate completion of each step.

B :

TMMi® and TPI NEXT® models both support test process improvement through structured frameworks. TMMi® has five maturity levels, each with specific test process areas and goals, while TPI NEXT® defines 16 key areas with four maturity levels each. These maturity levels and key areas help organizations assess their current processes and plan targeted improvements, visualized in a maturity matrix.

C :

TMMi® and TPI NEXT® are designed to work only at the organizational level and require complete adherence to all practices and sub-practices outlined. Maturity levels indicate the number of years an organization has been using the model, and key areas are department-specific improvements.

D :

TMMi® and TPI NEXT® are primarily used to audit testing processes. The maturity levels in TMMi® relate to the financial investment in testing, while TPI NEXT® key areas are focused on compliance with industry standards. Both models emphasize regulatory compliance over practical improvements.

Answer: B

Question 5

Select THREE issues from the options provided that should at least be raised. 1 credit

Options :

A : Has there been sufficient comparison of tools?

B : What are the problems we are trying to address?

C : Do we have a set of tool requirements to validate the tool against?

D : How will the implementation be organized?

E : Which project will be selected to perform the tool pilot?

F : Is customized training available?

G : How will the change process be managed?

Answer: A,B,C

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