CTFL-AuT Exam Dumps : ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level - Automotive Software Tester

According to Automotive SPICE®, Hardware-in-the-Loop-Tests (HIL-Tests) are not an appropriate component of a verification strategy for unit tests (software units) that are manually coded. HIL-Tests are used to test the interaction of the software system with the actual hardware to ensure the correct behavior of the system. However, these tests are not suitable for manually-coded software units and instead, verification strategies should include tools supported static analysis and code reviews. Unit tests (test of software units) are also an appropriate component of a verification strategy for manually-coded software units.

This is because the tested software must be implemented in the real control unit, and the interface is necessary to ensure communication between the software and the real vehicle or prototype.

ISTQB-certified Testers are expected to adhere to standards when performing testing activities, ensuring that the project stakeholders have a shared understanding of the testing process and can communicate effectively. This helps to reduce confusion and ensure that the project is managed in an organized manner. Standards also help to ensure that the testing process is repeatable, making it easier to identify defects and optimize the process over time.