A software component for a game application calculates a player’s trophy level based on the following three input parameter values and their associated rules:Time to Complete Game - Maximum 180 seconds. If the input value exceeds this amount, then the component outputs error message TIME1Points Earned - minimum 5 to a maximum of 25. If the input value is outside this range the component outputs error message EM1Level of Difficulty - from 1 to a maximum of 4. If the input value is outside this range the component outputs error message EM2Assuming there are no error messages, a total score is then calculated by the component as (Points Earned * Level of Difficulty)The trophy levels are:Blue - total score equal to or less than 40Silver - total score > 40 -Gold - total score > 70 -Diamond - total score > 80 -Platinum - total score > 90 -The component then outputs the correct trophy levelApplying the Equivalence Partition test design technique to this component and assuming that each error message and each trophy level represents a separate output partition, what percentage of the total output partitions have been exercised by the following suite of test cases?Player 1 - Points earned 25, level of difficulty 2, time 60 seconds.Player 2 - Points earned 20, level of difficulty 3, time 120 seconds.Player 3 - Points earned 30, level of difficulty 1, time 200 seconds.
Sell-It-Cheap salesrooms organises general and specialist sales where items are sold to the highest bidder. There is a sliding scale of commission charges, based on the price of items sold, with lower-priced items attracting a higher percentage. All items sold have a price in multiples of £1.Items sold for £150 or less attract a flat-rate fee of £7.00, items otherwise sold for less than £500 have a fee of 6% of the price realised. Items otherwise sold for less than £1000 have a 4.5% fee, with items otherwise sold for less than £5000 having a 3.5% fee. Any items sold for £5000 or more have a 3% fee.Following customer feedback, Sell-It-Cheap have decided to change one of the existing commission bandings, with items sold between £500 and £749 having a 5.5% fee, and items otherwise less than £1,000 having a 4.5% fee.What tests would be appropriate to test this change in commission bandings, using the 2-point boundary value analysis technique?
When applying for health insurance from Health4You, applicants are categorised according to their age, sex, the number of units of alcohol they consume in an average week, Body Mass Index (BMI), whether in full-time work and whether a smoker.Insurance is offered and the premium is calculated according to the following rules:Insurance cover is NOT given to those aged 70 or more, or below 18.Those who consume on average more than 14 units of alcohol a week have an additional premium of £25 per month.Those with a BMI greater than 35 are NOT given insurance cover.Smokers have an additional premium of £20 per month.Those in full-time employment have a premium reduction of £20 per month.How many test cases are required to give full coverage for the above rules when using a decision table that excludes rules containing infeasible combinations of condition values?
When applying for health insurance from Health4You, applicants are categorised according to their age, sex, the number of units of alcohol they consume in an average week, Body Mass Index (BMI), whether in full-time work and whether a smoker.Insurance is supplied and the premium calculated according to the following rulesInsurance cover is NOT given to those aged 70 or more, or below 18.Those who consume on average more than 14 units of alcohol a week have an additional premium of £25 per month.Those with a BMI greater than 35 are NOT given insurance cover.Smokers have an additional premium of £20 per month.Those in full-time employment have a premium reduction of £20 per month.How many test cases are required to give full coverage for the above rules when applying collapsed decision table testing and excluding rules that either have infeasible combinations of condition values or have conflicting condition values?
Applying the State Transition test technique to the State Transition diagram above, how many invalid transitions are there to test?
When would the Test Analyst’s involvement in an Agile project normally start?
