Test Design Technique aligned + Requirement Specification = True?

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Based about what I have now learned about software testing you need to know the system's requirement specification in order to create a customized test design technique. Is it true?

Posted 30-Oct-14 1:08am

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-30T01:43:00

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Yes, most likely. Although the modern thinking is that you should write the tests first, based on the requirements specification, and then write the application to pass those tests.

Posted 30-Oct-14 1:43am

Richard MacCutchan