System Testing Methodologies

TV Software

Organizing QA activities

Test Plan, Schedule, Resources

Building Test Environment

Hardware, software and data set-ups

Defining Tests strategy

Systematic tests adjusted on their respective duties (Iterations, Milestones, Releases)

Strictly issue and bug tracking.

Designing/Building Test Procedures

Testing tool selection

Error Management systems and Status reporting

Designing/Building Tests

Identifying Test Cases, Test Cycles, Entrance & Exit Criteria, Expected Results, etc.

Managing Test Tools

Proprietary System Automatic Test Tool (BBT)

Proprietary Software Module/Unit Test Tool

Open Source Tools

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