iSQI TMMi Test Maturity Model Integration Professional TMMi-P_Syll2.1 TMMi-P Exam Practice Test

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Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a TMMi level 2 Process Area?



Answer : B

Peer Reviews is NOT a TMMi Level 2 process area. Peer Reviews is a process area at TMMi Level 3. At Level 3, organizations formalize their testing processes, including peer reviews, which involve static testing activities like inspections and walkthroughs to identify defects early.

Test Policy and Strategy, Test Monitoring and Control, and Test Environment are all process areas at TMMi Level 2.

TMMi Reference:

Peer Reviews are introduced at TMMi Level 3, whereas Test Policy and Strategy, Test Monitoring and Control, and Test Environment are process areas at Level 2.


Question 2

Which of the following is an Agile technique that can be applied as a way to establish test estimates (SG3) in the context of the Test Planning process area?



Answer : B

Planning poker is an Agile technique commonly used to estimate effort, and it can be adapted for use in the Test Planning process area to help estimate test efforts (SG3: Establish Test Estimates). This collaborative technique brings stakeholders together to estimate the effort required for tasks by assigning numerical values in a consensus-driven manner. It is particularly effective in Agile environments where estimation is iterative and frequently updated based on evolving project needs.


Question 3

Study the following description:

''Testing is a thoroughly defined, well-founded and measurable process. Testing is perceived as evaluation; it consists of all lifecycle activities concerned with checking products and related work products.''

To which TMMi maturity level does this description apply?



Answer : C

The description provided, 'Testing is a thoroughly defined, well-founded, and measurable process. Testing is perceived as evaluation; it consists of all lifecycle activities concerned with checking products and related work products,' corresponds to TMMi Level 4, which is labelled 'Measured.' At this level, testing processes are quantitatively measured, and there is a strong focus on evaluating product and process quality using quantitative metrics. Testing is integrated throughout the lifecycle and becomes a predictable, measurable process that supports organisational goals.

Reference: 'TMMi Level 4 organisations have a test process that is defined, well-founded, and measurable. Testing is perceived as evaluation and encompasses all lifecycle activities related to checking products and work products'.


Question 4

Which of the following process areas is a TMMi level 3 process area?



Answer : A

Test Design and Execution is a key process area at TMMi Level 2, not Level 3. However, other process areas at TMMi Level 3 include Non-functional Testing, Peer Reviews, and Test Lifecycle and Integration. Test Design and Execution plays a foundational role in laying down the practices for creating and executing test cases, especially at earlier maturity levels. By TMMi Level 3, processes become more sophisticated with a broader range of testing techniques and integration into the overall lifecycle.

Reference: 'TMMi level 3 includes process areas such as Non-functional Testing, Test Lifecycle and Integration, and Peer Reviews'.


Question 5

Map the following TMMi level 5 specific goals to the appropriate TMMi level 5 process area:

Specific Goals

I . New Testing Technologies are Evaluated to Determine their Impact on the Testing Process

Ii . Determine Common Causes of Defects

Iii . Establish a Statistically Controlled Test Process

Process Areas

A . Defect Prevention

B . Quality Control

C . Test Process Optimization



Answer : B

The three TMMi Level 5 process areas are as follows:

Defect Prevention (A): The key specific goal here is to determine common causes of defects. This process involves analysing defect patterns and establishing actions to prevent similar defects in the future.

Quality Control (B): This area focuses on evaluating new testing technologies to determine their impact on the testing process. Statistical methods help predict product quality, and these evaluations drive improvements in the test process.

Test Process Optimization (C): The goal here is to establish a statistically controlled test process, where baselines are set, and improvements are implemented in an orderly manner.


Question 6

Which of the following components describe what an organization must comply with to satisfy a process area?



Answer : C

Required components describe what an organization must comply with to satisfy a process area in the TMMi model. These components include specific goals and generic goals, and they form the basis for determining whether a process area has been successfully implemented during assessments. Expected components provide guidance on how to achieve the required goals, but they are not mandatory.

TMMi Reference:

TMMi defines required components as those that organizations must achieve to satisfy a process area.


Question 7

Which of the following statements about the Acting phase of the IDEAL improvement model is TRUE?



Answer : D

In the Acting phase of the IDEAL improvement model, the focus is on implementing the changes that were identified and planned in the earlier phases. The two main activities in this phase are Create Solution and Implement Solution. This phase generally consumes the most effort, as creating and deploying solutions to improve the processes are resource-intensive activities. These activities align with option D, making it the correct answer .


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