CTAL-TAE · Question #122
How is automation typically applied in a Waterfall lifecycle model?
The correct answer is C. Automation is applied in parallel to or after the implementation phase. In the Waterfall lifecycle model, automation is typically applied in parallel to or after the implementation phase, since development and testing are distinct sequential phases. This allows automated tests to be created once the system or components are available and stable.
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How is automation typically applied in a Waterfall lifecycle model?
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- ABusiness representatives help to decide on the roadmap for test automation.
- BAutomation is applied at each test level to validate requirements.
- CAutomation is applied in parallel to or after the implementation phase.
- DIt is not possible to automate tests in this lifecycle model.
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(52 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C90% (47)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
In the Waterfall lifecycle model, automation is typically applied in parallel to or after the implementation phase, since development and testing are distinct sequential phases. This allows automated tests to be created once the system or components are available and stable.
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