I need help with Part I: Initial 3 Test Cases and 3 Revised Test Cases.

Overview

On an agile team, the testers role goes beyond merely testing for bugs. One of the key responsibilities of the tester is to work closely with the Product Owner, ensuring that test cases evaluate the needs outlined by the user stories. Identifying ambiguity in the user stories and developing scenarios to meet the acceptance criteria helps ensure that the development team will deliver the desired product. The tests that are developed could become part of the acceptance criteria for a story, or possibly another story in the Product Backlog.

CS Module Four Test Case Template

Prompt

Part I: Initial Test Cases

Develop a detailed test case for each of the three user stories that you submitted in Module Three. Be sure to use the CS 250 Module Four Test Case Template to complete this assignment. The first sheet of the template includes a sample test case for you to use as a guide in writing your test cases.

For each case, be sure to:

1. Include a descriptive name for each test case.
2. Identify detailed steps that will need to be taken by the user to complete the action identified in the user story.
3. Indicate clear pass/fail measures for each step.

Part II: Revising Test Cases While developing the test cases, it is typical to find that you need more information or clarification from the Product Owner. Read a sample tester's email to the Product Owner requesting clarifications of the user stories for the SNHU Travel project: CS 250 Module Four Tester Email. (Note: The order of the user stories in the email may not match up with your order, but the content of the user stories should be fairly close).

Then review the wireframe supplied by the Product Owner in response to this email: Top Destinations Slide Show.jar. You will notice that this wireframe is a newer Slide Show format, which means you will need to make adjustments to your initial test cases as the users actions will change.

You will add on to the same template to complete this assignment. For each case, be sure to:

1. Copy each of your original test cases into the revised test case sheets in the template. Preserve the same names that you used originally.
2. Revise the steps taken by the user to complete the action identified in the user story.
3. Indicate clear pass/fail measures for each revised step.

Guidelines for Submission

Submit your completed test case template for this assignment. Be sure that you have completed all three initial test cases and three revised cases for the user stories from your Module Three User Stories Assignment.

Below is the CS 250 Module Four Test Case Template.

Below is a blank Test Case Template for the following:

- 3 Test Cases.

- 3 Revised Test Cases.

Below is my detailed test case for each of the three user stories that you submitted in Module Three.

Below is the CS 250 Module Four Tester Email.

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Example #1 Top Five Destination List Test Case Tester 1-Jan-17 Test Case ID: Test Name: Test Owner: Test Designed Date: Method - Automation? (Yes/No) Work Product: Priority (Low/Med/High): No User Story #1 - Top Five Destination List High Pre-Conditions Test Steps User on main SNHU Travel Website Inputs Expected Results 1. Click link titled "Top 5 Destinations". Browser opens webpage with the title "Top 5 Destinations". 2. Scroll up and down webpage to view each of the top 5 There are 5 total listings for the top destinations. destinations. 3. Verify the destinations are in an rdered list from 1 to 5. The order should show the top destination in spot #1 and accordingly through spot #5. 4. Verify that each destination listing has the required Each listing contains a picture, a short description, and a link to components. the top travel-package-deal booking. Test Case Template Test Case #1 Test Case #2 Test Case #3 Revised Test Case #1 Revised Test Case #2 Revised Test Case #3 + ID: Name: Owner: Date: Work Product: Priority: Pre-Conditions Test Steps Expected Results Inputs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. User Story ID Prioritized High-Level User Story List As a(n) Priority Size So that I can . user> See the most popular locations for travel to educate myself on the best places to go. 1 1 Medium End User Click a link to view the top five destinations list Customiz a link that can abjusted to my needs. Filter vacation choices that relate more to my needs and budget. 2 2 Large End User Search results that filter out the best destinations to see in the 3 3 Medium End User area. Filter out the best destinations places in the area to visiting. Customiz and find hotels for family vacations. Find family, friendly vacation hotels that fit around fun attractions for your kids age group. 4 4 Small End User User Story Number: User Story Name: User Story Size: 2 Customiz a link that can abjusted to me. Large User Story Value Statement: As an end user, I want to be able to adjust and filter out vacation choices that relate more to my desireses based on my set price. Acceptance Criteria: Ability to click the link that shows lot of deals for the features the user set in the settings. Deals inclued packages for hotels, travel and excursions. Each deal will show the following criteria: Length of the stay Show deal Comparissions Includ package deals Budget-Friendly User Story Number: User Story Name: User Story Size: 3 Filter out best destinations places in the area to visiting. Medium User Story Value Statement: As an end user, I want to click a link that filters out the best destinations places to see in the area your visiting that are most popular. Acceptance Criteria: Ability to click on a link that can take a user to a page where the best destinations places that are relevant to the user filters. Making a list from the most popular to least popular places. Each destination will have the follings attributes shown: Name of the destination Price of the destination pictures of the destination . User Story Number: User Story Name: User Story Size: 4 Find the perfect hotels for family vacation with kid friendly trips and fun attractions. Small User Story Value Statement: As an end user, I want to click a link that customiz my family vacation trips that are based on family, friendly hotels that are custimized around fun attractions for the kids age groups. Acceptance Criteria: Ability to customize personal settings such as number of travelers including kids and the age groups, desired loction that fits the unique as the kid, educational fun and kid-friendly attractions. Able to select personal top desired destinations for the family. Able to select places my family is not interested in visiting. Provide a "filter by" option that will include: Price range kid-friendly attractions educational fun Kid-friendly loctaions . CS 250 Module Four Tester Email To: Christy Subject: User Story Clarifications Dear Christy, I have taken a look at your user stories and am developing test cases for the different features to determine whether the product passes or fails. I need a bit more detail so that I can use more specific metrics to clearly define my test cases. Can you answer the following questions for me? . User Story One Do all the "Top 10' trips need to be listed on the same page or should they be listed separately (like with a slideshow-big picture up top and description below)? Should the list count down from 10 to 1 or start with #1? Are we doing a top-ten list for a specific type of vacation or will it include all types of vacation packages based on popularity? O User Story Two What kinds of column headers would you like to see for this option? Trip name, location, prices, description-do you also want them to be sortable by user ratings? Are we going to allow the user to specify a price range? How long are you looking for the description to be? A one-line overview or more comprehensive details? . User Story Three For the next user story, you indicate wanting a mobile app. Do we want to include every feature on the mobile app or limit the functionality? This user story seems more like an epic that will need to be broken down into smaller components. Can you give more details and wireframes for what you are envisioning here? Thanks, Brian