DELIVER Write & Execute Test Scripts Write and execute test plans involve creating comprehensive documents detailing test objectives, strategies, and procedures, followed by implementing and overseeing the testing process to ensure software quality and functionality. How To Perform Writing a Test Script A test script typically includes: ● Test Case Identifier: Unique identifier or name for the test case. ● Test Objective: Clear statement of what the test aims to verify or achieve. ● Preconditions: Necessary conditions that must be fulfilled before executing the test. ● Test Steps: Detailed sequence of actions to be performed during the test. ● Expected Results: Expected outcome or behavior based on the execution of test steps. ● Actual Results: Actual outcome observed during the test execution. ● Pass/Fail Criteria: Criteria used to determine whether the test case passes or fails. ● Notes/Comments: Additional information or observations related to the test case execution. Executing a Test Script ● During iteration planning QA tasks are associated with the user stories that are accepted for the iteration and assigned to the QA engineer. ● The QA engineer writes appropriate test scripts based on the user stories developed. ● Once the story is marked complete by the development team, the QA engineer executes the test scripts. ● Once all bugs that will prevent acceptance are resolved, the story is marked done and ready for acceptance.