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Masterplan

The Master Test Plan (MTP) is a comprehensive document that outlines the testing approach, scope, objectives, resources, and schedule for a project. It includes sections on test strategy, roles and responsibilities, deliverables, and metrics, ensuring consistency across testing phases. The MTP serves as a guiding document for all testing activities, emphasizing the importance of quality assurance in the project.

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Masterplan

The Master Test Plan (MTP) is a comprehensive document that outlines the testing approach, scope, objectives, resources, and schedule for a project. It includes sections on test strategy, roles and responsibilities, deliverables, and metrics, ensuring consistency across testing phases. The MTP serves as a guiding document for all testing activities, emphasizing the importance of quality assurance in the project.

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MASTER TEST PLAN

(MTP)
A MASTER TEST PLAN (MTP) IS A HIGH-LEVEL DOCUMENT THAT OUTLINES
THE OVERALL TESTING APPROACH, SCOPE, OBJECTIVES, RESOURCES, AND
SCHEDULE FOR A PROJECT. IT SERVES AS A GUIDING DOCUMENT FOR ALL
TESTING ACTIVITIES AND ENSURES CONSISTENCY ACROSS DIFFERENT
TESTING PHASES.
HOW TO CREATE A MTP ?
TITLE
• Title: "Master Test Plan for [Project Name]"
• Subtitle: Prepared by [Your Name/Team]
• Date
• Company Logo (if applicable)
AGENDA
1. Introduction
2. Test Objectives
3. Test Strategy
4. Scope of Testing
5. Test Environment
6. Roles & Responsibilities
7. Test Deliverables
8. Test Schedule
9. Risks & Mitigation
10. Metrics & Reporting
11. Conclusion & Next Steps
INTRODUCTION

• Briefly explain the purpose of the Master Test Plan.


• Define the audience (QA Team, Developers, Project Managers, Stakeholders).
• Mention the importance of testing in the project.
TEST OBJECTIVES

• Clearly outline the goals of testing (e.g., ensuring software quality, defect
detection).
• Define success criteria (e.g., minimum test coverage, zero critical defects at
release).
TEST STRATEGY

• Testing Levels: Unit Testing, Integration Testing, System Testing, UAT, etc.
• Testing Types: Functional, Performance, Security, Usability, Regression.
• Manual vs. Automated Testing: Where automation will be used.
SCOPE OF TESTING

• In-Scope Features: List functionalities/modules to be tested.


• Out-of-Scope Features: Mention what is excluded from testing.
TEST ENVIRONMENT

• Hardware & Software Requirements


• Test Data Requirements
• Network and Security Considerations
• Access Control & Setup
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Role Responsibilities
QA Lead Planning, test strategy, reporting
Testers Test execution, defect logging
Developers Bug fixing, support
Project Manager Resource allocation, approvals
TEST DELIVERABLES

• Test Plan Document


• Test Cases & Test Scripts
• Test Execution Reports
• Defect Reports
• Final Test Summary Report
TEST SCHEDULE

• Display a timeline or Gantt chart showing: Test case design


• Test execution
• Defect resolution
• UAT (User Acceptance Testing)
• Go-live
METRICS & REPORTING

• Key Testing Metrics:


• Test Coverage %
• Defect Density
• Pass/Fail Rate
• Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) & Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)

• Reporting Tools: JIRA, TestRail, etc.


CONCLUSION & NEXT STEPS

• Summary of key points


• Next steps before execution
• Open discussion/Q&A

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