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CTAL-TTA Exam
You are working on a complex systems integration project that will soon be deployed to the production environment. This system is replacing a system that was popular with the users and had no outstanding non-functional issues. There are multiple components that interact and these have been developed by various development and testing groups including some outsourced groups. You will be leading the performance testing effort. Although you would prefer to have a dedicated test system for this effort, you will have to use the production system. You can do this testing at a low usage time, but there will be some users on the system and you will be using real data for the tests. You are now planning your performance testing. Unfortunately, there are no requirements for the performance requirements of the system. How do you determine the acceptable performance levels for the various operational profiles?
Consider the simplified logic below for crediting money to a bank account.
Receive money and account number to be credited
IF account number is valid
IF customer account is active
Store current account balance as oldBalance
Credit money to account
IF oldBalance < zero
IF balance now >= zero
Set message "Overdraft cleared"
ELSE
Set message "A/c overdrawn"
ENDIF
ELSE
Set message = "You have more money"
ENDIF
IF account holder is VIP customer
Send message by email to customer
ENDIF
ELSE
Set message "A/c inactive"
Send message by email to supervisor
ENDIF
ELSE
Add 1 to count of invalid inputs
ENDIF
What is the minimum quantity of test cases that will give 100% statement coverage?
You are defining the test approach for an Agile project developing a system to control traffic lights at busy road junctions. The system will use sensors to measure traffic density and flow rates, optimizing traffic flow. While safety-critical, a risk assessment has deemed the project's risk level as low due to the team's expertise.
Which option below represents the BEST test approach for this project?
Key to symbols:
♦+ (highly recommended)
♦ (recommended)
o (neutral/optional)
• (not recommended)
- (not to be used)

SELECT ONE OPTION