How to improve test case writing ?

Answer 1

Read other test case writings and emulate what is understandable and applicable to what you are writing about. Bear in mind audience, subject, and your presentation skills. Don't use terms and expressions you don't understand because you will certainly use them wrong. Don't use just one writer to be your yardstick either, read from several and see what is common and what is unique to each in their presentation and expression. As in literature, writers are often told, 'If you want to write, read. If you want to write well, read well" That said to say this, if you read of people often citing a writer or in critical analysis they speak well of a writer, then that is the writer you want to read. Good luck.

Answer 2

Since you're asking this, it's probably a bit late for the current project. Effective test cases are written from a tracable requirements document. That means that in the requirements document, there was a specific user requirement that the software was to provide. This was iterated in the Analysis/Design Doc and was coded to complete. Now, all you would have to do is to go to the requirements doc and pull out what the users wanted and test it.

Without that, you'll have to go through the requirements document and pull out those things which the user wanted (no add ons) and write them down (as though you have NEVER seen the software). Then, write cases that test that it performs the function that they want.

Your 2nd pass on the Requirements doc will be the extra stuff that is in there - that is, those things that were modified outside of user requiremetns but provide functionality to the user.

All the data handling and back-end testing should be done before a user EVER sees it.

good luck

Answer 3

you write more and more system test case... i,e end to end
scenario.. and then write integration test case... so that u will
become master in writing test case..

Answer 4

practice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!