Facilitator:
Facilitator is the person who acts as a leader and responsible
for inspection or review process. This is also known as moderator.
Fail:
Fail is considered when a test’s actual result does not
match with expected result.
Failure:
Failure is an incidence in which a component or system does
not perform a required function within specified limits.
Failure Rate:
Failure Rate is the ratio of the number of failures of a
given category to a given unit of measure.
Feature:
Feature is an attribute of a component or system specified
or implied by requirements documentation (for example reliability, usability or
design constraints). (Ref.ISTQB)
Finding:
Finding is a result of an evaluation that identifies some
important issue(s), problem(s), or any opportunity.
Formal Review:
Formal Review is a type of review which held formally with
proper formally documented output.
Functional Integration:
Functional Integration is to combine two or more modules/functionality
to work as a whole system.
Functional Requirement:
Functional Requirement is a requirement that specifies a
function that a component or system must be able to perform. This requirement
must define in the SRS document.
Functional Suitability:
Functional Suitability is the degree to which a component/module/functionality
or system provides functions that meet stated and implied needs when used under
specified conditions.
Functional Testing:
Functional Testing is conducted to evaluate the compliance
of a component/module/functionality or system with functional requirements.
References:
ISTQB
Wikipedia
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