ISTQB CTFL-Foundation Based on Real Exam Environment

The entry and exit criteria for each test phase

Test training needs for the project resources

The test design techniques to be used

Test performance indicators

The test schedule

Easier to quickly adapt testing to changing requirements compared to experienced-based testing

Targets certain types of faults

Will guide experienced testers to find defects

Provides a way to differentiate depth of testing based on product risks by using different techniques

More enhanced documentation and therefore higher repeatability and reproducibility

Will make non-systematic testing redundant

Will reduce the need for early reviews

A test strategy should address identified generic product risks and present a process for mitigating those risks in line with the testing policy.

A test strategy identifies the specific product for a project risk and defines the approach for the test project.

A test strategy is derived from the test policy and describes the way risk assessments are performed in projects.

A test strategy is the result of a project risk analysis and defines the approach and resources for testing.

Level of test execution automation

Test level

Regulatory requirements

Experience level of testers