03a | Manage Test Cases (1 of 2)

Steven Borg | Co-founder & Strategist, Northwest CadenceAnthony Borton | ALM Consultant, Enhance ALM

• Create Test Cases

• Create Test Steps

• Define Parameters

• Manage Shared Steps

• Manage Requirements

Module Overview

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Create Test Cases

What the Study Guide says…

• Create Test Cases– designing Test Cases that have clear and measurable steps– assigning Test Case properties (title, areas and iterations,

state, priority, assign to, and automation status)– adding attachments and links– adding the Test Case description and history– adding Tested requirements–managing Test Case workflow (state)

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Create Test Cases

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Create Test Steps

What the Study Guide says…

• Create Test Steps– adding and removing parameters to and from actions or

expected results– adding and removing data– creating repeatable Test actions for using Fast Forward for

Manual Testing– creating expected results– adding Test Step attachments

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Create Test Steps

• Create several test cases, each with several test steps

• Be sure to attach a document or screenshot to a test step

• Practice using Fast Forward for Manual Testing with several different test cases

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