Effectiveness:
Effectiveness is how much your product is effective in terms
of a requirement which is extent to which correct and complete goals are
achieved. This is also known as efficiency.
Efficiency:
Efficiency is also known as Effectiveness where resources
utilization in relation to the extent with which users achieve specified goals.
Entry Criteria:
As name clears, Entry Criteria is the predefined
circumstances for formally starting the testing or any particular task.
Equivalence Partition:
Equivalence Partition is a part of the value domain of a data
element related to the test object for which all values are to be treated the
same based on the partition.
Equivalence Partitioning:
Equivalence Partitioning is a black-box test technique in
which test cases are created to perform equivalence partitions by using one
representative member of each partition.
Error:
Error is also know as mistake which is human prone which
means error is a human action that produces an incorrect result.
Error Guessing:
Error Guessing is test technique in which tests are derived
on the basis of the tester's knowledge of past failures, or general knowledge
of failure modes or other/previous project repositories.
Executable Statement:
Executable Statement is a statement which is translated into
object code when compiled, and which will be executed procedurally when the
program is running and may perform an action on data.
Exercised:
We say Exercised when a program element is performed by a
test case when the input value causes the execution of that element, such as a
statement, decision, or other structural element.
Exhaustive Testing:
Exhaustive Testing is a test approach in which the test
suite comprises all combinations of input values and preconditions. This
testing performed without any formal process and test cases.
Exit Criteria:
Exit Criteria is the criteria which describes when to stop
testing. In other words, it is a set of conditions for officially completing a
defined task.
Expected Result:
Expected Result is the predicted behavior of a component/module/functionality
or system executing under specified conditions, based on specification
document/BRD or another source.
Experience-based Test
Technique:
Experience-based Test Technique is a method to derive and/or
select test cases based on the tester's experience, knowledge and intuition.
Experience-based Testing:
Experience-based Testing based on the tester's experience,
knowledge and intuition.
Exploratory Testing:
Exploratory Testing is an approach to testing where the
testers dynamically design and execute tests based on their knowledge,
exploration of the test item and the results of previous tests.
Extreme Programming
(XP):
XP is a software engineering method used in Agile
whereby core practices are programming in pairs, doing extensive code review,
unit testing of all code, and simplicity and clarity in code.References:
ISTQB
Wikipedia
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