24-07-2015, 03:27 PM
Please provide test cases for transport management system
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test cases for transport management system
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Please provide test cases for transport management system
12-04-2017, 04:12 PM
The tests describe a series of processes and procedures developed in the information technology community to verify and validate system performance. While some of the terms used in the tests may not be familiar to transport professionals, the basic concepts and processes are not technically complex; Rather, they represent sound practices in the development and maintenance of any system. As will be seen in this document, the tests are an integral part of the deployment of a transport management system (TMS).
The purpose of this manual is to identify the key aspects of testing for a non-technical audience, to identify the problems that agencies must consider, to identify the benefits or value of evidence, and to outline successful practices for test planning, procedures And the performance of the tests. The acquisition, operation and maintenance of TMS and Intelligent Transport System (ITS) devices.
The purpose of the tests
There are two fundamental purposes of the tests: to verify the specifications of the acquisition and to manage the risks. First, the tests consist of verifying that what was specified is what was delivered: verifies that the product (system) meets the functional, performance, design and implementation requirements identified in the procurement specifications. Therefore, a good testing program requires well-written requirements for both components and the overall system. Without verifiable requirements, there is no basis for a test program.
Second, the evidence consists of managing risk for both the acquiring agency and the system provider / developer / integrator. The testing program that evolves from the overall system engineering process, if properly structured and managed, allows management of programmatic and technical risks to help ensure project success. The testing program is used to identify when the work has been "completed" so that the contract can be closed, the seller paid and the system changed by the agency in the warranty and maintenance phase of the project. Incremental testing is often linked to milestones and allows the agency to begin using the system for the benefit of the public.
The purpose of this manual is to identify the key aspects of testing for a non-technical audience, to identify the problems that agencies must consider, to identify the benefits or value of evidence, and to outline successful practices for test planning, procedures And the performance of the tests. The acquisition, operation and maintenance of TMS and Intelligent Transport System (ITS) devices.
The purpose of the tests
There are two fundamental purposes of the tests: to verify the specifications of the acquisition and to manage the risks. First, the tests consist of verifying that what was specified is what was delivered: verifies that the product (system) meets the functional, performance, design and implementation requirements identified in the procurement specifications. Therefore, a good testing program requires well-written requirements for both components and the overall system. Without verifiable requirements, there is no basis for a test program.
Second, the evidence consists of managing risk for both the acquiring agency and the system provider / developer / integrator. The testing program that evolves from the overall system engineering process, if properly structured and managed, allows management of programmatic and technical risks to help ensure project success. The testing program is used to identify when the work has been "completed" so that the contract can be closed, the seller paid and the system changed by the agency in the warranty and maintenance phase of the project. Incremental testing is often linked to milestones and allows the agency to begin using the system for the benefit of the public.
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