Ad Hoc Testing
Adhoc testing is an informal testing type with an aim to break the system. This testing is usually an unplanned activity. It does not follow any test design techniques to create test cases.
Type of Adhoc testing:
| Buddy Testing | Two buddies mutually work on identifying defects in the same module. Mostly one buddy will be from development team and another person will be from testing team. Buddy testing helps the testers develop better test cases and development team can also make design changes early. This testing usually happens after Unit Testing completion. |
| Pair testing | Two testers are assigned modules, share ideas and work on the same machines to find defects. One person can execute the tests and another person can take notes on the findings. Roles of the persons can be a tester and scribe during testing. Comparison Buddy and Pair Testing: Buddy testing is combination of unit and System Testing together with developers and testers but Pair testing is done only with the testers with different knowledge levels. (Experienced and non-experienced to share their ideas and views) |
| Monkey Testing | Randomly test the product or application without test cases with a goal to break the system. |
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