QUESTION: 37

Your organization has just hired a test automation architect who has previously worked on medical software with strict regulatory requirements. His test automation framework is very solid and will allow the staff to build maintainable data-driven test cases. His tool choice is the top of the line tool that has been used for many years for traditional test automation. You are concerned that this is a very expensive tool and may not have the flexibility needed in your environment, particularly since the mobile applications your company develops are intended to exist in the market for only six months before being re-worked to add new features and change the user interface. The software development life cycle is iterative and the team uses continuous integration to provide testable software faster.
Given this information, what should you recommended for the test approach?

Search for other tools that are more suited for the mobile environment and consider creating test automation with keyword-driven tests rather than data-driven.
Go with the proven framework and seek high coverage in the test automation software to ensure good reuse.
Bypass test automation and go with crowd-sourcing to get a high amount of testing done in a short period of time. test repeatability is not an issue with this software.
Use test automation for performance testing and conduct the functional testing manually since the product has a short life expectancy.

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

A is correct. It is important to use tools that are well suited for mobile. Keyword-driven test automation is likely to be more maintainable than data-driven, particularly when the application changes frequently. B is incorrect because high re-usability is not a goal for this project. High levels of coverage are probably not important in the test automation because the product has a short lifespan. Also, the tools may not be well-suited to mobile products. C is not correct because bypassing test automation violates the rules of the iterative lifecycles and would miss the opportunity of automating testing after the continuous integration occurs. D is not correct because the test automation should be used for the functional testing and needs to be done early in the lifecycle to ensure good product development and continuous integration testing.

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QUESTION: 38

As life cycle models adapt to meet the needs of the mobile application market, how will the interaction between the developers and testers change?

The interaction will become more formal
Detailed requirements documentation will replace stand up meetings
Developers and testers will return to more traditional, separate roles
Collaboration between developers and testers will increase

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

D is correct. Developers and testers will work more closely together as the lifecycle shortens and the need for good testing is pushed to the left in the development cycle.

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QUESTION: 39

What type of testing methodologies should mobile applications testers seek?

Leaner and more efficient
Faster and more reliable
Secure and more usable
Documented and more repeatable

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 40

If an application is designed to work in a browser on a PC and may not function well when accessed from a mobile device, what type of application is it?

Native Mobile Application
Traditional browser-based application
Mobile Web Application
Mobile Web Site

Answer(s): B

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