Yashema MackMaynard YatesEdwina Jacobs

Laquata Sumter

To identify the bugs of the CIS website. The CIS website is source of information

for many stakeholders—current and prospective students, faculty,

administrators and the general public. Accessibility to valid information is the

prime mission of the CIS website.

2CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010

1st

Construct Site Map 2nd

Exam Site Pages for BugsBroken LinksIrrelevant LinksBroken Email Addresses/Contact

Information 3rd

Exam Site Pages for spelling/grammatical errors

4th

Exam Site Pages for Browser Compatibility3CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010

Week 1 – 3/2/101st Meeting – Define Purpose

Week 2 – 3/17/102nd Meeting – Break-up WebPages

between Group MembersBegin Page Examination Implementation of Bug TrackerContact authorities over website info to

confirm the accuracy of the content Week 3 – 3/22/10

3rd Meeting – Consult on Page Examination

1st draft of Testing Analysis Report 4CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010

Week 4 -3/29/104th Meeting – Implementation of

changes to reported errors 2nd Draft Testing Analysis Report

Week 5 – 4/5/105th Meeting – Generate Final Testing

Analysis Report

CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010 5

Lack of authority Not being able to

change content News & Headlines is

regulated by EIT only Located on the right

side of web page Layout content

cannot be modified Only middle sections of

pages can be changed Lack of content

Content information from faculty and staff members

6CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010

Loss of information due to server downtimeBackup all information on site

Lack of authorityUnable to locate the person(s)

responsible for the validity of the content on the website

7CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010