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Question 26 of 30 for our Microsoft Test Engineer Mock Interview

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Question 26 of 30

Can you discuss the SDLC methodology and how test engineers employ this in their work?

"SDLC, or the software development lifecycle, is a methodology software that development teams use to create software systematically and cost-effectively. It usually involves leveraging software development models such as agile, lean, and waterfall. Test engineers also follow this framework to develop test cases at each stage of the lifecycle to identify issues so that they can be corrected before they have a greater impact later in the cycle. This is more effective than testing the final product and identifying defects and bugs which then need to be addressed."

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  • 26. Can you discuss the SDLC methodology and how test engineers employ this in their work?

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      Every Microsoft test engineer should be intimately familiar with the software development lifecycle, or SDLC. This process enables engineers to develop test cases appropriate for each cycle stage and collaborate with the Microsoft software development teams at the appropriate times, minimizing the impacts of the defects they identify. Software development lifecycles are relatively standard and vary little from organization to organization.

      Written by William Swansen on December 1st, 2021

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      "SDLC, or the software development lifecycle, is a methodology software that development teams use to create software systematically and cost-effectively. It usually involves leveraging software development models such as agile, lean, and waterfall. Test engineers also follow this framework to develop test cases at each stage of the lifecycle to identify issues so that they can be corrected before they have a greater impact later in the cycle. This is more effective than testing the final product and identifying defects and bugs which then need to be addressed."

      Written by William Swansen on December 1st, 2021