exit criteria

Exit criteria (Figure 7) can be used to specify the conditions to meet for a particular test cycle to be considered complete.

In software development, the intent is not to follow particular procedures or to meet explicit exit criteria and defect numbers.

At the end of E2, it is possible that the exit criteria for Elaboration may not have been met (stable vision, stable architecture).

You can define an early exit Criteria as well, to stop iterating at a given point.

It describes the exit criteria and procedures to be satisfied for a release to be authorized.

Follow-up: checking that defects have been addressed, gathering metrics and checking on exit criteria (for more formal review types).

Actions and activities necessary to satisfy completion or exit criteria for the project.

Owners shall be responsible for assuring all problem solving and exit criteria are met in a timely manner.

These activities become part of my test plans; their results become part of my iteration exit criteria.

One well-known method is the entrance and exit criteria of each iteration or milestone in your development lifecycle.

Once the fix pack exit criteria are met, the latest FSB is packaged and delivered as a Fix Pack to the customers.

Third, the "exit criteria" for an iteration or phase is not sufficient.

Before exiting each iteration, we reviewed all artifacts and results to verify that they met our exit criteria.

Before adopting ODC, our exit criteria for each phase were only evaluated by the pass ratio of test cases.

These frames may consider not to exit when they are requested in favor of waiting for their exit criteria to be met.

The Lifecycle Objectives Milestone is the primary exit criteria of Inception.

Milestone deliverables are the most commonly used mechanisms to define exit criteria for each phase of work.

Setting repeatable procedures and identifying metrics and exit criteria are tools to accomplish that goal.

It is a process of continuous integrations with the associated appropriate deliverables, milestones, and exit criteria.

Setting accurate and specific exit criteria for each phase is important to managing the whole development schedule.

The signature generated in this step is critical to evaluate exit criteria.

Each phase has its exit point, which should be evaluated according to predefined exit criteria.

You will want to establish exit criteria for your iterations.

When the exit criteria are met, the activity is completed.

That is, because we don't know the "type" of each defect, the exit criteria for each phase can only be based on the overall pass rate.

Live cattle rallies to 84. 50 and their exit criteria are met.

Many teams use entry criteria to specify when they can start testing, and exit criteria to specify when they are done.

To determine when to start and end testing, identify entry and exit criteria by answering the following questions:

Define business objectives, test objectives, quality goals, and entrance and exit criteria

To add exit criteria to an activity

To add exit criteria to a workstream