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Designing the System Under Test (SUT) for testability is important for a good test automation approach and can also benefit manual test execution.
Which of the following is NOT a consideration when designing for testability?

• A.Re-useability: The code written for the SUT must be re-useable for other similar system.
• B.Control: the SUT needs to provide interfaces that can be used to perform actions on SUT.
• C.Observability: The SUT needs to provide interface that give insight into the system.
• D.Clearly defined architecture: The SUT Architecture needs to provide clear and understandable interfaces giving control and visibility on all test levels.

Consider the followingexample of TAS metrics.
Time to execute automated tests
Speed and efficiency of TAS components
Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• A.A and b are both external TAS metric
• B.A is and external TAS metric and b is an internal TAS metric
• C.A and B are both internal TAS metrics
• D.A is an internal TAS metric and B is an external TAS metric

Consider a TAS that is going to bedeployed for the first time. The TAS requires share resources and run it its own test environment. The infrastructure for the TAS has been created along with maintenance procedures. It is very unlikely the TAS will be required to work in other target Environments. There is a high-risk that when the TAS is deployed in its own test environment, a number of existing application will no longer work because of conflicts with the existing shared resources.
Which of the following activities would you expect tobe MOST effective at mitigating the risk associated with the first deployment of the TAS?

• A.Testing the TAS for ITS ability to run a shared test environment
• B.Testing the TAS for its ability to be implemented in other target test environments.
• C.Testing the TAS for regressions due to optimization that fix non-functional issues.
• D.Testing the TAS for application compatibility issues in the target environment

You are currently designing the TAA of a TAS. You have been asked to adopt an approach forautomatically generating and executing test cases from a model that defines the SUT. The SUT is a state-based and event-driven that is described by a finite-state machine and exposes its functionality via an API. The behavior of the SUT depends on hardwareand communication links that can be unreliable.
Which of the following aspects is MOST important when designing the TAA in this scenario?

• A.Adopting a test definition strategy based on use case/exception case coverage for the definition layer.
• B.Adopting a test definition strategy based on classification tree coverage for the test definition layer.
• C.Looking for tools that allow performing setup and teardown of the test suites and the SUT.
• D.Looking for tools that allows direct denoting of exceptions and actions depending on the SUT events.

A TAS uses a commercial test automation tool and the default logs generated by the inconsistent formats such as different types of messages (pass/fail steps, screenshots, warnings, etc.) To solve this issue some custom logging functions have been created from the test scripts, making it possible tolog the different types of messages with the same format. However, this may cause a problem due to excessive size of the logs which can make it difficult to find the required information. Assume that all the default logs will be disabled when running theautomated tests and that some tests will not generate excessively sized logs.
Which of the following represents the BEST suggestion for implementing the custom logging functions?

• A.Implement the custom logging functions to support different levels of tracing
• B.Implement the custom logging functions without saving timestamps
• C.Implement the custom logging functions without saving stack traces
• D.Implement the custom logging functions to redirect the logs to multiple files