...Test Plan and Procedures System: Acme Art Gallery website Module: Virtual gallery Written By: Berat Blakaj Date: 02/24/2013 Test Plan Test Items The items that will need to be tested in our testing plan is that a visitor must be able to view all items for sale at the gallery. The visitor must be able to search for a specific artist and have all of that artists paintings displayed. We must test that a user will be able to search by genre for example landscape, still life, portrait, abstract; we must test a display message if none of these paintings are found. We must test to make sure all paintings are in alphabetical order, that a user can also sort these paintings by their choosing. That all paintings are displayed with a thumbnail image, artist, title, date acquired by the gallery, price and a reserve it now button. That each image can be displayed at 500x500 pixels. We must test that once a painting is reserved the reserved now button is disabled to not allow two reservations, we must also test to make sure that a customer can only reserve one painting per driver’s license number. Approach The testing approach for this module will encompass the following: A. Unit Test; we must test and check each system component by itself. B. Integration Test; we must check the components in combination with each other. C. System Test; we must check the operation of the complete system in a controlled environment. D. Acceptance Test; we must try the new...
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...1. What does forensic mean? From Latin forensis ‘in open court, public,’ - Relating to, used in, or appropriate for courts of law or for public discussion or argumentation. - Of, relating to, or used in debate or argument; rhetorical. - Relating to the use of science or technology in the investigation and establishment of facts or evidence in a court of law: a forensic laboratory. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/forensic 2. Define forensic accounting. Forensic accounting is a type of accounting which unites investigation accounting and litigation support to provide an accounting analysis that is suitable for court. 3. What are the key components of the definition of forensic accounting? Forensic, accounting, time, purpose - legal forum, peremptory. 4. How does a forensic audit differ from a regular audit? According to Ronald L. Durkin, the following differences in a forensic audit versus a traditional audit: •Not limiting the scope of the engagement based upon materiality. •Not accepting sampling as evidence. •Not assuming management has integrity. •Seeking the best legal evidence. •Melding the requirements of the evidential matter standard with the rules of evidence R.L. Durkin, "Defining the Practice of Forensic Accounting," CPA EXPERT (Special Edition, 1999). 5.Who may have been the earliest expert witness? Hercules De Cordes may have been an early expert witness. 6. What impact did the IRS have on forensic accounting in...
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