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Testing guarantees the proper functioning of the software by validating its security, stability, etc. This process can be further be made effective by defining testing objectives. Check out this article and explore the various objectives of testing.

Test Case Specification: An important deliverable that helps testers deliver a detailed summary of the scenarios tested during the Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC). It specified the main objective of a specific test and identifies the required and expected outputs.

End to end testing is a very common testing methodology where the objective is to test how an application works by checking the flow from start to end. Not only the application flow under dev environment is tested, but the tester also has to check how it behaves once integrated with the external interface.

End to End Testing

In software testing, standards play a crucial role, as they act as a blueprint for carrying out software testing activities. Laid down by ISO (International Standards Organisation) and IEEE, adhering to them is important for the realization of pre-defined objectives.

Categorized into two major types, functional and non-functional, requirements are an integral part of software development, as they help developers develop a product that meets the expectations of the client. Functional requirements can be thought of as an 'objective' of the software product and the core of the entire software development process. Whereas, non-functional requirements are an extension to the functional requirements.

Release Criteria comprises of a list of objectives that are needed to be accomplished for the success of software development. To further understand its significance check out our following article.

SQA Audit is the best way to examine your software application and validate its abilities while ensuring it meets its objective. To learn more about SOA Audit, check out our article on the same.