Testing Fundamentals - Testing Models and Approaches
A tester finds that system testing is started before the design phase is complete. What is the main issue with this in the V-Model?
A tester finds that system testing is started before the design phase is complete. What is the main issue with this in the V-Model?
medium🧠 Conceptual Q14 of Q15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand V-Model phase alignment
The V-Model requires testing phases to start only after their corresponding development phases complete.Step 2: Analyze the problem
Starting system testing before design completion breaks this alignment, causing potential test mismatches.Final Answer:
Testing phases are not aligned with development phases -> Option DQuick Check:
Test phases must follow dev phases [OK]
Quick Trick: Test only after matching dev phase done [OK]
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES- Confusing verification and validation order
- Assuming validation is skipped
- Blaming requirements instead of phase timing
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