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Ad Hoc Testing: Testing carried out using no recognised test case design technique. [BCS]

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1.Test Lead
2.Project Lead

2). Common Repository Oriented Bug Reporting Process:


3). Bug Tracking Tool Oriented Bug Reporting Process:

Big Tracking Tool:

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Defect Profile Document
Defect ID:
The sequences of defect numbers are listed out here in this section.

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G.U.I Test Cases. 
Functional test cases. 
Functional test cases are further divided into two types.

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Plan is a strategic document, which describes how to perform a task in an effective, efficient and optimized way.

Optimization:

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1.Build Verification Testing.

2.Regression Testing.

3.Re-Testing.

4.Alpha Testing.

5.Beta Testing.

6.Static Testing.

7.Dynamic Testing.

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1.Unite level testing 
2.Module level testing 
3.Integration level testing 
4.System level testing 
5.User acceptance level testing 

1). Unite level testing: 

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1.Black Box Testing. 
2.White Box Testing. 
3.Gray Box Testing. 

Black Box Testing: 

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1.Initial phase / Requirement phase.
2.Analysis phase.
3.Design phase.
4.Coding phase.
5.Testing phase.
6.Delivery and maintenance phase.

Initial Phase:
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