Event Registration System Test Case Documentation

Overview

This document provides comprehensive test case documentation for the Event Registration System, utilizing two primary testing techniques:

1. Equivalence Class Partitioning (Weak Testing)
2. Boundary Value Analysis

Testing Techniques

1. Equivalence Class Partitioning

Equivalence Class Partitioning divides input data into valid and invalid partitions to reduce the total number of test cases while maintaining effective coverage.

2. Boundary Value Analysis

Boundary Value Analysis focuses on testing the boundaries of input ranges to identify potential edge case failures.

Test Report

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Test Coverage Summary

Total Test Cases by Feature

• User Registration: 23 test cases
• Event Selection: 2 test cases
• Payment Processing: 2 test cases
• Email Confirmation: 2 test cases
• Profile Management: 2 test cases
• Password Recovery: 2 test cases
• Event Details Page: 2 test cases
• User Roles: 2 test cases
• Search Functionality: 4 test cases
• User Reviews and Ratings: 4 test cases
• Notification System: 2 test cases
• Event Cancellation: 2 test cases
• Promotional Discount Codes: 2 test cases
• Mobile Responsiveness: 2 test cases
• Data Export: 2 test cases
• Session Management: 2 test cases
• Multi-Language Support: 2 test cases
• Group Registration Discounts: 2 test cases
• Early Bird Registration: 3 test cases
• Promotional Code Validation: 6 test cases
• Payment Plan Options: 4 test cases
• Event Bundle Registration: 4 test cases
• Customizable Registration Options: 2 test cases
• Referral Program: 3 test cases

Testing Approach

1. Identified valid and invalid input partitions
2. Tested boundary conditions
3. Covered various scenarios including:
   • Positive test cases
   • Negative test cases
   • Edge case scenarios
   • Invalid input handling

Recommendations

1. Implement robust input validation
2. Provide clear error messages
3. Ensure consistent user experience across different scenarios
4. Continuously update test cases as system requirements evolve

Tools and Methodology

• Testing Techniques: Equivalence Class Partitioning, Boundary Value Analysis
• Test Case Management: Manual test case design
• Coverage: Comprehensive across multiple system features

Limitations

• Some scenarios may require additional real-world testing
• Automated testing could provide more comprehensive coverage

Notes for Developers

• Pay special attention to boundary conditions
• Implement thorough input validation
• Design user-friendly error messaging

Contact

For further information or clarifications, please contact the QA team.