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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.Hello friends! Recently, I have joined a organization as a QA lead, but i dont know a bit of QA. Is there any one who can guide me in this regard. It would be more better if some friend can chat me at msn messenger. Because, I would have many questions in my mind. Although, testing is based without any functional specs documents. Immediate reply would be highly appreciated and helpful. Scavenger
Post Follow-up to this messageHi, I can suggest to study the V-Model methodology for testing. There are many materials in the net. It is a good start to learn the QA process. BTW, what do you mean "Although, testing is based without any functional specs documents." ??? Chris Scavenger wrote: > Hello friends! > > Recently, I have joined a organization as a QA lead, but i dont know a > bit of QA. Is there any one who can guide me in this regard. It would > be more better if some friend can chat me at msn messenger. Because, I > would have many questions in my mind. Although, testing is based > without any functional specs documents. > > Immediate reply would be highly appreciated and helpful. > > Scavenger
Post Follow-up to this messageI mean the testing I am gonna perform is without any document(eg, use case, requirement etc). actually, a Monkey Testing. Please, would you be able to help me personally by chatting on Messenger? This is my first job, so I really want to prove my self. I would be searching now on V-Model methodology for testing. Please, I would be highly obliged if you can meet me online on messenger. Regards Scavenger
Post Follow-up to this messageIm sorry my friend, but we don't have messenger here in the office due to security reason. Hope you understand. I do have a similar experience in your situation. My suggestion is that you should be imaginative. Understanding the process flow of the system will be a challenge and I cannot help you with that. Your supervisor should be able to guide you on this task because as you said no business/technical requirements are available. Once you have grasp of the system, you can perform a happy path or negative path for testing. You can do unit test, functional test, or integation test. These type of test are found in the V-Model. Only your supevisor or subject matter expert in your company can help you in our problem. We have no idea on the system that you are testing. Chris Scavenger wrote: > I mean the testing I am gonna perform is without any document(eg, use > case, requirement etc). actually, a Monkey Testing. > > Please, would you be able to help me personally by chatting on > Messenger? This is my first job, so I really want to prove my self. > > I would be searching now on V-Model methodology for testing. Please, I > would be highly obliged if you can meet me online on messenger. > > Regards > > Scavenger
Post Follow-up to this messageOn Wed, 4 May 2005, Scavenger wrote: > Hello friends! > > Recently, I have joined a organization as a QA lead, but i dont know a > bit of QA. Is there any one who can guide me in this regard. It would > be more better if some friend can chat me at msn messenger. Because, I > would have many questions in my mind. Although, testing is based > without any functional specs documents. > > Immediate reply would be highly appreciated and helpful. My first thought is, how did you get the job if you "dont know a bit of QA." It is possible that your employer understands you don't have the requisite QA knowledge and hired you for your lead abilities. If that is the case, I would hope your team has the necessary QA knowledge and you can get them to help you out. If you obtained the job because you mislead the employer into believing you had the requisite knowledge then you have a problem. You have now put yourself in a difficult position. The best you can hope for is that you are a fast learner. The other possibility is that the person hiring you doesn't believe you need any QA knowledge. Maybe they are under-estimating the knowledge required for the position. Regardless, either situation means you are on your own and need to learn this material without help. I don't have the time to chat on MSN messenger with you. The best I can recommend is some read material. If you want to know the basics I would recommend Testing Computer Software by Cem Kaner, Jack Falk and Hung Quoc Nguyen. This is an excellent first book for someone wanting to get into software testing. I would also recommend the http://www.swebok.org for the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge. This free document gives you the basics of software engineering. Note: it is not the way everyone develops software but it gives you a start on terminology and references. It contains quite a few references to other books you should know about if you are going to get serious about Quality Assurance. It also helps to differentiate between QA and testing. If you are interested in testing then you can also check out http://www.kaner.com for articles by Cem Kaner and http://www.stickyminds.com/testing.asp. Good luck, Darrell -- Send e-mail to: darrell dot grainger at utoronto dot ca
Post Follow-up to this messageMy comments is to study how to clarify requirement and design test scripts in formal documents.
Post Follow-up to this messageThanks for your kind suggestions. Yes, you are right about guessing my situation. The employer personally knows me very well. He also knows that he dont know anything about SQA, but he has trust on me and believe on me that I can do anything, more than the situation demands. But, problem for now is I need a community of QA people, with whom I can discuss. and For that, I need people like you, who can understand my situation. Waiting for your reply. Regards Scavenger
Post Follow-up to this messageI will be glad to chat with you on yahoo messanger. "jessechuy68" Scavenger wrote: > Hello friends! > > Recently, I have joined a organization as a QA lead, but i dont know a > bit of QA. Is there any one who can guide me in this regard. It would > be more better if some friend can chat me at msn messenger. Because, I > would have many questions in my mind. Although, testing is based > without any functional specs documents. > > Immediate reply would be highly appreciated and helpful. > > Scavenger
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