A. Checking that all decisions have been exercised in a business process

B. Checking that all calls from one program module to another have been made correctly

C. Checking that all decisions have been exercised in a single program

D. Checking that at least 50% of decisions have been exercised by a test case suite

A. Allocates time in the plan, decides which reviews will take place and that the benefits are delivered.

B. Plans the review, runs the review meeting and ensures that follow-up activities are completed.

C. Writes the document to be reviewed, agrees that the document can be reviewed, and updates the document with any changes.

D. Documents all issues raised in the review meeting, records problems and open points.

A. (i) and (iii) are part of analysis and design, (ii), (iv) and (v) are part of test implementation and execution.

B. (i) and (iv) are part of analysis and design, (ii), (iii) and (v) are part of test implementation and execution.

C. (i) and (ii) are part of analysis and design, (iii), (iv) and (v) are part of test implementation and execution.

D. (i) and (v) are part of analysis and design, (ii), (iii) and (iv) are part of test implementation and execution.

A. Process ownership and experienced moderators who drive the inspection process.

B. Using a reference model, e.g. TMMi

C. The availability of stands and processes

D. Alignment with software process improvement

E. Training of those involved

F. Management support

G. Usage of a more traditional software development lifecycle

A. Lines of code written per developer per day

B. Average number of days between defect discovery and resolution

C. Percentage of test effort spent on regression testing

D. Percentage of requirements covered

A. Acceptance testing to verify operational requirements

B. Requirements testing as part of testing regulatory compliance

C. Acceptance testing to verify the business process

D. Another system test cycle to verify defect resolution

A. b & c

B. c & d

C. a & d

D. a & b

A. By detecting and removing all the defects in the delivered code and ensuring that all tests adhere to the quality standards set for the project

B. By detecting all deviations from coding good practice and ensuring that these are corrected

C. By identifying root causes of defects from past projects and using the lessons learned to improve processes and thus help to reduce the defect count

D. By measuring reliability of the software and ensuring that it is always above 99.99%

A. Always start by bringing in automated test execution tools as these tools have the greatest return on investment and therefore should be introduced first.

B. Use a tool in order to help define a good test process because the tool will force process repeatability and therefore enforce good test process.

C. Allow the developers to select the testing tools because tools are technical and developers have the appropriate skills to advise on test tool selection and configuration.

D. Perform analysis of the test process and then assess whether it can be supported through the introduction of tool support.