Ally's a QA

Generic Test Plan:

1. Reference Documents (Requirements)

*2. Objective (Prioritize functionality / usability / reliability /security / stability / sustainability / portability / efficiency ...)

*3. Scope / Test types (and pass criteria)[1]

4. Test environment (software / hardware / network / other facilities)

5. Test tools

6. Human resources (team member vs. responsibilities)

*7. Schedule

8. Bug priority / severity definition

*9. Alpha / Beta / release criteria

10. Risk analysis (mitigation plan)

* I consider must-have.

[1] Test types:

Functional test - normal, boundary, force error
System test - compatibility, conformance (standard), integration, volume / load (performance / stress), I18N / L10N, security, stability test
Coverage test

Performance Test Plan:

1. Objectvie /Goals (requirement, pass / fail criteria)

2. Navigations (business process, prioritize)

3. Scenarios (min / max / ave. load)

4. Environment

5. Monitors (measurements)

6. Schedule

7. Resources

8. Risks

Here I share my experiences and thoughts as a QA engineer, and a place to put my notes.