Glossary · Software Testing
Requirements-Based Testing
Requirements-Based Testing is a software testing approach in which test cases are designed directly from documented functional, business, or system requirements. The goal is to verify that the software behaves as specified and that every requirement is covered by one or more tests. This method is commonly used to support traceability, compliance, and validation in structured development and quality assurance processes.
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Requirements-Based Testing is a software testing approach in which test cases are designed directly from documented functional, business, or system requirements. The goal is to verify that the software behaves as specified and that every requirement is covered by one or more tests. This method is commonly used to support traceability, compliance, and validation in structured development and quality assurance processes.