The use case will be used as a basis for the design of usability test scenarios. As a tester you are asked to review the ATM use case from the perspective of usability testing.
As a tester you are asked to review the ATM use case provided below. The use case will be used as a basis for functionality testing to be performed later.

Which one of the comments, described hereafter, would be the MOST important one you would make?

• A. Alternative flows are missing
• B. Business priority is missing
• C. Acceptance criteria not defined
• D. Post condition not defined

You work for a software testing consultancy firm, SOFTEST, that specialises in the travel industry. It has built up a portfolio of clients across two main travel sectors; the airline and rail sectors. SOFTEST has an established test process, an experienced team of testers and maintains comprehensive organizational defect taxonomies for both sectors.
Two new projects are underway:
Project A is for a new cruise sector client. It will deliver a new user interface allowing its customers to search for cruises using several drop-down fields, each with many values, providing a much greater range of combinations than customers previously had. The project is using a SCRUM methodology with 2 week sprints and well specified user stories.
Project B is an existing airline sector client, who is upgrading the business rules engine that determines how air miles are allocated to its customers. Regression testing must also be performed to ensure the rules engines does not introduce defects in other areas, however, time is limited and there is no existing regression pack. Experienced cruise sector testers have been recruited by SOFTEST to support test effort on this project Which option below describes the BEST test techniques to apply for each project?

• A. Project A - Pairwise and defect-based testing. Project B - Decision table testing and checklist- based testing.
• B. Project A - Pairwise and exploratory testing. Project B - Decision table testing and defect based testing.
• C. Project A - Decision table testing and checklist based testing. Project B - Use case testing and defect based testing.
• D. Project A - Classification Tree class combination coverage and testing. Project B - Use Case testing and checklist based testing.

You are testing a hospital patient management system. New or amended patient data is captured by hospital administrators using an in-house patient capture application and transmitted to one or more hospital departments depending on the nature of the medical condition. Each department operates its own software package.
A new release had been scheduled which includes an improved user interface to the patient capture application as well as changes to the patient data to meet new regulatory requirements.
You are the test analyst for this release, working alongside a Technical Test Analyst. Which of the following requirements MOST align to your responsibilities to test as a Test Analyst?
R01 - New and amended patient data can be successfully read and processed by receiving hospital department systems.
R02 - Patient data will be transmitted and received by hospital department systems within ten seconds of entry.
R03 - Patient data transmitted to other hospital department systems will remain secure and cannot be accessed by unauthorised third parties.
R04 - High volumes of data can be successfully received and processed while the user interface is being used.
R05 - The new user interface is appropriate for the needs of all hospital administrator roles.

• A. R01, R02.
• B. R02, R03.
• C. R01, R05.
• D. R03, R04.

You are testing a hospital patient management system. New or amended patient data is captured by hospital administrators using an in-house patient capture application and transmitted to one or more hospital departments depending on the nature of the medical condition. Each department operates its own software package. There has been a change to the patient capture application and you are going to run a series of interoperability tests.
Which TWO of the following are potential interoperability defects?
a. The patient name field is truncated on one of the receiving department systems.
b. Hospital administrators find the new patient-capture application screens difficult to navigate.
c. Two department systems are unable to recognise the format of international telephone numbers for foreign patients.
d. Existing patient data takes too long to retrieve by the patient-capture application.
e. There are spelling errors in the field names on some screens.

• A. a, c.
• B. c, e.
• C. a, b.
• D. b, d.

Which of the following is a TYPICAL defect found in functional completeness testing?

• A. The system will not be able to meet the needs of users in a way which is acceptable to them.
• B. Screen design does not follow the internal company guidelines for field tabbing.
• C. There is no facility to cancel multiple customer orders as detailed in the requirements / user story.
• D. Detecting the incorrect handling of data, data combinations or situations and displaying an appropriate message.