ISTQB Foundation Level | 5.5 Risk and Testing | Project Risks vs Product Risk | ISTQB Tutorials

[@hyperhippyhippohopper]

Before doing my exam I pulled an all-nighter watching this entire series in one sitting. It went great and I am really thankful for all the effort. BIG THANKS TO YOU!

[@TMSQUARETECH]

That was a tough job Hakan!! Well, I appreciate your efforts towards your preparation. Thou, I provide good tutorials but the equal effort comes from your end to pass the exam. Congratulations on the achievement. Wishing you all the very best for your future endeavors.

[@hyperhippyhippohopper]

@@TMSQUARETECH thanks a lot man, you are the best. I had trouble focusing when reading the book, I much prefer listening to someone talk, so your tutorial series came as a god send. I really appreciate all the time you put into this, thanks so much

[@hyperhippyhippohopper]

@mekanikturk3656 Kolay değildi ama iyi geçti

[@hyperhippyhippohopper]

@mekanikturk3656 hayır yoktur. 3 sene oldu artık nasıl bileyim neler soruldu neler sorulmadı. Herşeyi öğrenmesi tavsiye ederim, o zaman kolay gelir

[@mamuni2006]

I watched all your videos on Fundamentals. Nicely explained. Thank you.

[@TMSQUARETECH]

Most welcome!

[@arunasavyasachi5617]

Thank you very much for the detailed video.

[@TMSQUARETECH]

You are welcome!

[@MW2proification]

Hello, I really appreciate the videos that you have put on KZbin for those training for the certification exam. I find them really informative. I am training for it myself and am following your guidance, taking time to read over questions and answers. I like to ask, after taking practice exams, what is the best strategy in your opinion to remember answers to questions that you did not get correct on?

[@TMSQUARETECH]

Thanks for the valuable feedback. The only way is go back to the relevant topic and read it again and try to understand why you went wrong in order to be correct next time.

[@Rosejuel]

Hello Sir, is it possible to download the Powerpoint presentation, it doesnt seem possible via slideshare

[@xingsir]

thank you much

[@TMSQUARETECH]

You're welcome

[@ImEmoji-l8q]

You have been testing software that will be used to track credit card purchases. You have found a defect that causes the system to crash, but only if a person has made and voided 10 purchases in a row. What would be the proper priority and severity rating for this defect? can you please explain this

[@alberkulicka954]

Priority: High Severity: Medium The defect is high priority because it has the potential to cause the system to crash, which could result in significant financial losses and damage to the reputation of the company. Additionally, because the defect only occurs under specific conditions (i.e. 10 purchases and voids in a row), it may not be immediately obvious to users or developers, which makes it a high priority issue that needs to be addressed as soon as possible. The severity of the defect is medium because it only occurs under specific conditions and may not be encountered by all users. While the defect could potentially cause significant problems, it is not a critical issue that affects all users of the system. However, it is still important to address the issue to prevent any potential financial losses or reputation damage. It's important to note that the priority and severity ratings may vary depending on the specific context of the software and the organization's priorities. This is just one possible rating based on the information provided in the question.

[@prakashkarpenter6256]

sir can you make video in hindi .