Author: Neftaly Malatjie

  • 114061 PG 1.13 ASSESSMENT DECISION

    ASSESSMENT DECISION

    Source of Evidence

    Met requirements

    Did not meet requirements

    Candidates Comments

    Summative assessment

    Formative  assessment

    I hereby confirm that I have been given feedback by the assessor on all the aspects of my assessment. I have been given the opportunity to ask questions and the above feedback was given by me in respect of my assessment. I am aware of the assessment process and the appeal procedure. I AGREE / DISAGREE with the assessment decision.

    Overall Assessment Decision

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  • 114061 PG 1.12 ASSESSMENT DECISION & EVIDENCE EVALUATION RECORD

    Candidate’s Name

    ID No.

    Assessor’s Name

    Reg. No.

    Unit Standard Title

    Demonstrate an understanding of Wide Area Computer Networks (WAN`s), comparing them with Local Area Networks (LAN`s) 

    ASSESSMENT DECISION

    Specific Outcome

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    Met requirements

    Did not meet requirements

    Comments

    Explain wide area computer networks (WAN`s). 

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    AC 5

    Evaluate a wide area computer network (WAN). 

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    Explain Network Administration

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    Overall Assessment Decision.

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  • 114066 LG 1.18 WRITING A TEST PLAN

    1. You already know that making a Test Plan is the most important task of Test Management Process. Follow the seven steps below to create a test plan as per IEEE 829

      1. Analyze the product
      2. Design the Test Strategy
      3. Define Test Criteria
      4. Define the Test Objectives
      5. Resource Planning
      6. Plan Test Environment
      7. Schedule & Estimation
      8. Determine Test Deliverables

      10. Step 1) Analyze the product

        How can you test a product without any information about it? The answer is Impossible. You must learn a product thoroughly before testing it.

        The product under test is Guru99 banking website. You should research clients and the end users to know their needs and expectations from the application

        • Who will use the website?
        • What is it used for?
        • How will it work?
        • What are software/ hardware the product uses?

        You can use the following approach to analyze the site

      12. You should take a look around this website and also review product documentation. Review of product documentation helps you to understand all the features of the website as well as how to use it. If you are unclear on any items, you might interview customer, developer, designer to get more information.

      13. Step 2) Develop Test Strategy

        Test Strategy is a critical step in making a Test Plan. A Test Strategy document, is a high-level document, which is usually developed by Test Manager. This document defines:

        • The project’s testing objectives and the means to achieve them
        • Determines testing effort and costs

  • 114066 LG 1.17 IMPORTANCE OF TEST PLAN

    1. Making Test Plan has multiple benefits

      • Test Plan helps us determine the effort needed to validate the quality of the application  under test
      • Help people outside the test team such as developers, business managers, customers understand the details of testing.
      • Test Plan guides our thinking. It is like a rule book, which needs to be followed.

      Important aspects like test estimation, test scope, test strategy are documented in Test Plan, so it can be reviewed by Management Team and re-used

  • 114066 LG 1.16 TEST PLAN TYPES

    1. One can have the following types of test plans:

      • Master Test Plan: A single high-level test plan for a project/product that unifies all other test plans.
      • Testing Level Specific Test Plans: Plans for each level of testing.
        • Unit Test Plan
        • Integration Test Plan
        • System Test Plan
        • Acceptance Test Plan
      • Testing Type Specific Test Plans: Plans for major types of testing like Performance Test Plan and Security Test Plan.