CTAL-TM practice question 15 of 30
You are a Test Manager at a company that develops mobile phone applications. Based on historical data in your company, you have calculated the…
Choose your answer, then check it against the explanation.
You are a Test Manager at a company that develops mobile phone applications. Based on historical
data in your company, you have calculated the following average metrics for system testing:
• for each 100 LOC (Lines Of Code). 4 test cases are executed
• each test case takes on average 15 minutes to execute and check
• for each 1000 LOC, 5 defects are found
You have used this information to create an estimate for the system testing of a new mobile phone
application being developed to submit gas and electricity readings.
The application delivered for system testing has 50.000 lines of code. At the end of system testing,
250 defects are discovered.
Assume that:
• the system test of the new mobile phone application will require the same amount of effort as
previous applications
• defect density = number of defects/1000 LOC
• no new tools or processes have been introduced to the test team
Based only on the given information, which one of the following statements is true about this new
mobile phone application?
SELECT ONE OPTION
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