Free Unit Test Plan Template

Unit Test Plan


I. Introduction

The Unit Test Plan outlines the testing strategy for ensuring the functionality and reliability of individual code units within the [YOUR COMPANY NAME] application. This plan aims to validate that each unit behaves as expected and meets its functional requirements.

II. Objectives

The primary objectives of this Unit Test Plan are:

  1. To verify that each code unit functions as intended in isolation by executing individual unit tests.

  2. Ensure that all functional requirements are met by the individual units as specified in the software requirements documentation.

  3. To identify and address any defects or inconsistencies in the behavior of the code units, ensuring robustness and reliability.

  4. To facilitate collaboration between developers and QA engineers in the testing process, promoting effective communication and feedback loops.

III. Scope

The Unit Test Plan encompasses testing for all individual code units within the [YOUR COMPANY NAME] application. It includes but is not limited to:

Scope Item

Description

Testing Levels

Unit level testing

Test Types

Functional testing, Boundary testing, Exception handling testing

Testing Techniques

White-box testing, Black-box testing

Inclusions

All functions, methods, and procedures at the unit level

Exclusions

Integration testing, System testing

IV. Test Environment

The following table outlines the test environment details:

Environment Component

Details

Programming Language

Python 3.9

Testing Framework

PyTest 6.2.5

IDE

Visual Studio Code 1.59.0

Operating System

Windows 11 Pro

Additional Tools

Git 3.2.1 for version control

V. Test Cases

Test Case 1: Login Functionality

Test Case ID

TC-01

Test Case Name

Login Functionality

Description

Verify that the login function authenticates users correctly.

Inputs

Valid username and password, invalid username, invalid password

Expected Output

Successful login, error message for invalid credentials

Pass Criteria

User successfully logs in with valid credentials, and appropriate error messages are displayed for invalid credentials.

Test Case 2: Calculation Function

Test Case ID

TC-02

Test Case Name

Calculation Function

Description

Test the calculation function to ensure accurate results.

Inputs

Various numerical inputs, including positive, negative, and decimal values

Expected Output

Correct calculation results based on input parameters

Pass Criteria

The calculation function returns accurate results within a specified tolerance for all input scenarios.

VI. Test Schedule

  • Testing activities will commence on January 15, 2050, and are expected to conclude by February 28, 2050.

  • Detailed test execution and reporting will be conducted according to the outlined schedule, with regular status updates provided to stakeholders.

VII. Responsibilities

Development Team:

  • Write unit tests for each code unit according to the specifications outlined in the software design documentation.

  • Address any defects identified during testing promptly and collaborate with the QA team for resolution.

Quality Assurance Team:

  • Execute unit tests using the specified testing framework and report any failures or discrepancies accurately.

  • Collaborate with the development team to resolve issues and ensure the integrity of the testing process.

VIII. Risks and Assumptions

Risks:

  • Incomplete or inaccurate unit tests may lead to undetected defects, impacting the overall quality of the software.

  • Dependencies between code units may pose challenges during testing and validation, requiring careful coordination.

Assumptions:

  • Development tasks are completed according to the project schedule, allowing sufficient time for testing activities.

  • The testing environment remains stable and adequately configured to support the execution of unit tests throughout the testing phase.

IX. Approval

  • This Unit Test Plan requires approval from [YOUR NAME], Software Development Manager at [YOUR COMPANY NAME].

  • Approval signifies acknowledgment and acceptance of the outlined testing approach and schedule, indicating readiness to proceed with testing activities.

X. Revision History

  • Version 1.0: Initial draft of the Unit Test Plan created on January 5, 2050.

  • Version 1.1: Revised to incorporate feedback from stakeholders on January 10, 2050, expanding details and clarifying objectives and responsibilities.

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