Setup Test Case
There is no limited to the number of test cases and test questions that
can be defined in the 3f Software Planner test management system. Test
cases can be copied. If you make software you may for instance want to run the same test case for different operating
systems. The test questions and actions are most likely the same so
copying the test case will save time. You can also copy
test cases from one project to another if you do similar tests on
different projects. As the image below shows, the test
procedure is divided into 3 steps, define test questions, perform the
test and finally review the test results. If test cases are run multiple times
- as is
normal - the system keeps track of the test score for each run. The system
also keeps track of both the test score and review score if the two
differ.
Step 1. Define test questions
You can either enter test questions
manually or you can import the task list as basis for your test
questions. The image below shows test questions being imported. You can
change the order the test questions will be presented to the tester.
Test questions can also be entered
manually as can be seen below.
Step 2. Testing
When the test questions have been setup
the next step is the actual testing. The test is conducted in the order
defined by the person who setup the test case. The score
obtained by the test question and the cumulative test score is
automatically calculated as the test progresses.
Step 2.1
Test question list
The image below shows what a test case
can look like when it has been tested. Note the test score at the bottom
Step 3. Reviewing
When the test case has been tested it is
reviewed. Depending on your company policies the test case is reviewed by
the person who ran the test case or by a designated reviewer. When the
review is finished the test score is entered into the test score report.
