GUI:
GUI stands for Graphical User Interface. This is the
interface which user sees.
High-Level Test Case:
High Level Test Case designed without any formal input data
where no expected result(s). This is also known as logical test cases or
abstract test cases,
IDEAL:
IDEAL is an process improvement model at an organizational
level that serves as a implementing improvement actions. The IDEAL model is
named for the five phases and categorize in five levels: initiating,
diagnosing, establishing, acting, and learning.
Impact Analysis
Impact Analysis is the identification of all work products
affected by a change, including an estimate of the resources needed to achieve
the change.
Incident Report:
Incident Report is the document which describes the
occurrence, nature, and status of an incident. This is also known as deviation
report.
Incremental Development
Model:
Incremental Development Model is the SLDC model where product
is developed through a series of repeated cycles, each delivering an increment
which successively adds to the functionality of the product.
Independence of Testing is the separation of
responsibilities, which encourages the acquirement
of objective testing.
Informal Group Review:
Informal Group Review is a type of review where review held
unofficially and performed by three or more persons.
Informal Review:
Informal Review is a type of review where review held
without a formal (documented) procedure.
Input:
Input is the data which is required to perform testing which
is received by a component or system from an external source.
Inspection:
Inspection is a type of formal review where one identifies
issues in a work product, which provides measurement to improve the software
development process.
Installation Guide:
Installation Guide is type of help to install any test
set-up either in Manual or in Automation Testing. This may be a manual guide,
step-by-step procedure, installation wizard, or any other similar process
description.
Integration:
Integration is the process of combining components or
systems into larger.
Integration Testing:
Integration Testing performed to expose defects in the
interfaces and in the interactions between integrated components or systems.
Interoperability:
Interoperability is the type of testing where two or more
components or systems can exchange information and use the information that has
been exchanged.
Interoperability Testing:
Interoperability Testing is to determine the
interoperability of a software product.
Iterative Development
Model:
Iterative Development Model is a development lifecycle where
a project is broken into a usually large number of iterations. Iteration is a
complete development cycle resulting in a release (internal or external) of an
executable product, a subset of the final product under development, which
grows from iteration to iteration to become the final product.
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