System Development and Change Mgmt Flashcards

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What are the change mgmt and new systems controls?

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  • policies and procedures
  • emergency change policies
  • standardized change requests
  • impact assessments
  • authorization
  • separation of duties
  • conversion controls
  • reversion access- ability to revert to the prior system or process that existed before the change
  • pre-implementation testing
  • post-implementation testing
  • ongoing monitoring
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What is a Functional system test?

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  • focus on testing the functions performed by the system
  • realistic business scenarios are run through the system to validate that they are working effectively and efficiently
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What is a Black Box system test?

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  • type of functional test in which there is little info about how the product is designed
  • focuses on the end user’s perspective by evaluating interfaces and features in the same manner as an end user
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What is a White Box system test?

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  • involves evaluating a system from a design perspective, with a focus on code and its design improvement as opposed to testing functionality
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What is a Gray Box system test?

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  • combines both white and black box testing techniques
  • evaluates a system from both a user perspective and design perspective
  • while evaluating user interfaces, the tester has access to source code but does not analyze it
  • whent the tester evaluates the design of the system, that person focuses on the logical structure of the program instead of fuctionality
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What is an Exploratory system test?

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  • utilized for the less-common or exception-based situations with no specified test cases
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What is a Performance system test?

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  • designed to test the run time (speed) performance of software when processing the required workload
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What is a Recovery system test?

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  • checks the system’s ability to recover from failures
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What is a Security system test?

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  • verifies that system protection mechanisms prevent improper penetration or data alteration and validate that authorized access levels function properly
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What is a Regression system test?

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  • rerun previous test cases within the entire application after new features or functionalities have been incorporated. This is to determine whether the new features caused any breaks or mods to functionality
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What is a Stress system test?

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  • the program is checked to see how well it deals with abnormal and/or extreme resource demands
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What is a Sanity system test?

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  • exercises the logical reasoning and behavior of the software to determine whether system logic is functioning as designed
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What is unit testing?

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  • testing the smallest level of code or software program
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What is integration testing?

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  • testing the combo of two or more units of code or a program
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What is system testing?

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  • testing the system as a whole once all parts have been combined (11 types)
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What is acceptance testing?

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  • testing to see if the system works for users as intended and meets all requirements (alpha and beta tests)