ADMS Testing – Test Case Setup and Execution Lifecycle
(Post 3 of 3) 🌐 In our previous post, we explored the various stages of rigorous ADMS testing, emphasizing the importance of each phase in ensuring a flawless integration. Building on that foundation, we delve into the specifics of designing and executing test cases that are pivotal to validating the ADMS’s functionality and alignment with business requirements. ----
In ADMS testing, designing and setting up meticulous test cases is crucial and often complex. Each test case is crafted to validate a specific ADMS functionality or feature, aligning with either a business or a technical requirement. From simple functionality checks to comprehensive end-to-end process evaluations, test cases are the backbone of ensuring ADMS systems meet operational demands. Conceptually, an ADMS test case would have the following components:
Title and General Information: Includes IDs, timing, priority, software version, and other relevant details.
Description and Setup: Outlines the purpose, expected outcomes, and setup requirements for the test.
Entry and Exit Criteria: Defines what triggers the test and the conditions for its completion.
Dataset and Steps: Details the data involved and the step-by-step procedure for execution and verification.
Result Status (as seen in graphic below): Outcomes are categorized as Passed, Passed with Minor Errors, Failed, In Progress, Did Not Run, or Blocked, each requiring specific follow-up actions.
Clean Up: Describes actions necessary to return the system to its normal state post-testing.
A typical execution cycle for an ADMS test case is depicted in the following illustration, assuming that the ADMS has a Program Development (PDS) and a Quality Assurance (QAS) components or systems:
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