What role does traceability matrix play in test planning and design?
- Creating detailed test scripts based on requirements
- Identifying defects in the code
- Managing project timelines and milestones
- Mapping requirements to test cases
The traceability matrix establishes a link between requirements and test cases, ensuring that each requirement is covered by one or more tests. It aids in tracking the progress of testing and validating that all requirements are tested.
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