5.1.3 Entry Criteria and Exit Criteria Flashcards
(15 cards)
Entry criteria defines the “p…” for undertaking a g…
preconditions
given activity.
If entry criteria are not met, it is likely that the activity will prove to be more:
- “di…”
- time…
- “co…”
- “ri…”
- difficult
- time-consuming
- costly
- riskier
Exit criteria define what must be “ “ to declare an a…
achieved
activity completed.
Entry and exit criteria should be defined for each t… and will differ based on the t…
test level
test objectives.
Typical entry criteria include:
- availability of “r…”
- availability of “t…”
- initial quality level of a t…
- resources
- testware
- test object
Typical entry criteria
Availability of resources (e.g.
- “pe…”
- “to…”
- “en…”
- test “d…”
- “b…”
- “ti…” )
- people
- tools
- environments
- data
- budget
- time
Typical entry criteria
Availability of testware (e.g.
- test “b…”
- testable “r…”
- user…
- test “c…” )
- basis
- requirements
- stories
- cases
Typical entry criteria
Initial quality level of a test object
(e.g. all smoke t… )
tests have passed
Typical exit criteria include:
- measures of “ “
- binary “y…
- thoroughness
- “yes/no” criteria
Typical exit criteria
Measures of thoroughness (e.g.
- achieved l…
- number of u…
- defect “ “
- number of f… )
- levels of coverage
- unresolved defects
- density
- failed test cases
Typical exit criteria
Binary “ yes / no “ criteria (e.g.
- planned tests have been “ “
- static testing has been “ “
- all defects found are “ “
- all regression tests are “ “ ).
- executed
- performed
- reported
- automated
Running out of time or budget can also be viewed as v…
valid exit criteria.
Even without other exit criteria being satisfied, it can be acceptable to end “ “ under such “c…”, if the stakeholders have “r…“ and “a…“ the r… without f…
testing
circumstances,
reviewed
accepted
risk to go live
further testing.
In Agile software development, exit criteria are often called D… , defining the team’s o… for a r…
Definition of Done,
objective metrics
releasable item.
Entry criteria that a user story must “ “ to start the “d…” and/or t… are called D…
fulfill
development
testing activities
Definition of Ready.