CTFL-AcT Exam Dumps : ISTQB Foundation Level - Acceptance Testing

You ask two volunteers to play a part in front of the team. One will try to defend the project and propose positive arguments and ways forward. The other will do the opposite. You then recapitulate the major arguments of both sides and debate them openly with the team.

You draw a staircase with 11 steps, each of them representing a major milestone of the project. The bottom of the stairs corresponds to the first day of the project and the upper step means that the project is released. You locate the present situation in the middle of the stairs. The team is asked to identify and discuss the major steps down and up.

You organize a day out with challenging physical exercises practiced in teams followed by an afterwork dinner and drink. After all, nothing is best for motivation than hard times together, strong common objectives and a promise of good time.

You visualize all remaining major milestones of the project, starting with today and ending with project release. Then, you ask the team to identify and discuss the necessary actions to move forward from the present situation and to reach the milestones.

Information to evaluate the level of risk for product release.

Technical details on defect fixes.

Test strategy and test design methods.

Test procedure information.

Acceptance criteria are specific to agile frameworks where they correspond to functional requirements.

Testers should not be involved in writing acceptance criteria to make sure that the test is independent.

In acceptance test-driven development (ATDD., acceptance criteria replace acceptance tests.

Acceptance criteria specify what shall be tested to verify that a requirement or user story has been implemented correctly.