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Estimating Test Effort – From Billiard Balls to Electron Clouds
Each of us has very likely had to do an estimate in the past, whether it was for a set of assigned tasks, for a project, or for the budget of an entire organization. As a tester, the question is … Continue reading
Posted in All, Business of Testing, Estimation for Testing, Planning for Quality, Test Planning & Strategy
Tagged data, estimation, modelling, science & testing, software testing
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