Monday, 12 May 2025

Write a test plan for the following sections of IEEE 829 test plan template for a online library system. a) Scope of testing. b) Objectives. c) Risks. d) Strategy. e) Approach.

 

Write a test plan for the following sections of IEEE 829 test plan template for a online library system. 

a) Scope of testing. b) Objectives. c) Risks. d) Strategy. e) Approach.

 

a) Scope of Testing

  • User registration and login

  • Searching and browsing books

  • Viewing book details (author, availability, ISBN)

  • Issuing and returning books

  • Viewing user’s issued book history

  • Admin functions: add/edit/delete books

  • Notifications for due dates


b) Objectives

  • To check that all main features of the online library system are working properly.
  • To make sure both user and admin features are built as needed.
  • To test if the system runs well, is easy to use, and keeps data safe.
  • To find and fix any errors, design issues, or slow parts before the system is launched.

c) Risks

 

Risks

Impact

Mitigation

Unclear or changing requirements

High

Regular reviews with stakeholders

Data inconsistency due to improper return/book status updates

Medium

Conduct integration testing

Limited testing resources or devices

Medium

Cloud testing tools

Network issues affecting access to the online library

Low

Test under different network conditions


D)Test Strategy

  • Functional Testing: To verify each module (search, issue, return) works as expected
  • Usability Testing: To ensure the user interface is intuitive for students and admins
  • Performance Testing: To check how the system performs under heavy user load
  • Security Testing: To ensure secure login and protect user data and records
  • Regression Testing: To make sure new changes don’t break existing features

E)Test Approach

  • Use black-box testing focusing on user inputs and expected output
  • Perform manual testing for exploratory and usability tests
  • Use automated scripts for repetitive tasks like login, search, and book issue/return
  • Divide the test cases into positive (valid inputs) and negative (invalid inputs)
  • Perform testing across different browsers and devices for compatibility
  • Log defects in a defect tracking tool and retest after fixes.