Module 11 Final Exam
Running Head: Module 11 Final Exam
Module 11 Final Exam
Brandon Pappas
Southern New Hampshire University
Abstract
Very regularly, testing is considered being completely coherent, arranged and foreseeable, loaded with techniques, test scripts and test plans, passes and fails, green and red lights. This couldn 't be further from reality.
Security vulnerabilities can prompt huge monetary misfortunes. Also, the expense of altering the vulnerability climbs exponentially as a provision advances through its improvement lifecycle. In view of the provision 's criticality and the affectability of the information it handles, inner reviewers may utilize an abnormal amount outline review, discovery test, or source code survey to assess the requisition 's security controls. These methodologies likewise could be consolidated to bring about an exceedingly compelling and exhaustive provision security audit.
Module 11 Final Exam
1.
The model that I would use for testing a new mobile app for an IPhone has been outline below.
(Kumar, 2013)
Test capabilities would include:
Functional Testing
Data Integrity
Usability
Similarity with diverse adaptations of OS
UI Response if there should arise an occurrence of distinctive lighting conditions (Like daylight, lower light and so on)
Requisition Settings reaction (testing inclination)
Accident Points (Null Pointers/Segmentation Faults)
Low Connectivity Response
Low Memory Callback Handling
Rest Mode Response
Battery Usage
2.
The one of a kind features of agile methods infer from the arrangement of standards found in the “Agile Manifesto” (Agile Manifesto, n.d.): people and connections are more essential than procedures and instruments, working programming is more significant than far reaching documentation, client coordinated effort is favored over contract transaction, and versatility is esteemed higher than making and after an arrangement.
Fundamental concepts to agile development: straightforward configuration
Module 11 Final Exam
Brandon Pappas
Southern New Hampshire University
Abstract
Very regularly, testing is considered being completely coherent, arranged and foreseeable, loaded with techniques, test scripts and test plans, passes and fails, green and red lights. This couldn 't be further from reality.
Security vulnerabilities can prompt huge monetary misfortunes. Also, the expense of altering the vulnerability climbs exponentially as a provision advances through its improvement lifecycle. In view of the provision 's criticality and the affectability of the information it handles, inner reviewers may utilize an abnormal amount outline review, discovery test, or source code survey to assess the requisition 's security controls. These methodologies likewise could be consolidated to bring about an exceedingly compelling and exhaustive provision security audit.
Module 11 Final Exam
1.
The model that I would use for testing a new mobile app for an IPhone has been outline below.
(Kumar, 2013)
Test capabilities would include:
Functional Testing
Data Integrity
Usability
Similarity with diverse adaptations of OS
UI Response if there should arise an occurrence of distinctive lighting conditions (Like daylight, lower light and so on)
Requisition Settings reaction (testing inclination)
Accident Points (Null Pointers/Segmentation Faults)
Low Connectivity Response
Low Memory Callback Handling
Rest Mode Response
Battery Usage
2.
The one of a kind features of agile methods infer from the arrangement of standards found in the “Agile Manifesto” (Agile Manifesto, n.d.): people and connections are more essential than procedures and instruments, working programming is more significant than far reaching documentation, client coordinated effort is favored over contract transaction, and versatility is esteemed higher than making and after an arrangement.
Fundamental concepts to agile development: straightforward configuration
References: The Agile Manifesto. (n.d.). Agile Alliance. Retrieved June 15, 2014, from http://www.agilealliance.org/the-alliance/the-agile-manifesto/. Kendall, K. E., and Kendall, J.E. (1999). Systems Analysis and Design. 9th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, Print. Kumar, M. (2013). "Best Practices in Mobile Testing. Infosys. 2013. Retrieved 12 June 2014, from: http://www.infosys.com/flypp/resources/Documents/mobile-application-testing.pdf.