A Test Completion Report is a document that summarises the results of testing activities at the end of a project. It provides an overview of what was tested, the outcomes and any issues encountered.
Key Components:
- Test Summary: Overview of testing activities and objectives.
- Results: Detailed results, including pass/fail status for each test case.
- Defects: List of defects found during testing, categorised by severity.
- Test Coverage: Assessment of how much of the application was tested.
- Recommendations: Suggestions for improvements or further testing if necessary.
The Report Serves Several Purposes:
- Provides stakeholders with clear visibility into testing outcomes.
- Helps in evaluating the quality of the software.
- Guides future testing efforts and project planning.
- Acts as a historical record for future reference.