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Be ready with postman tool, visual studio, and web browser

Assignment 02 - A/B

1.1 Test Scenario

1. Account Creation (Using the frontend - web browser)

   • Create three new user accounts with bank accounts (User_A, User_B, User_C)
   • Make sure “User_A” has many internal accounts (Acc1, Acc2) associated.
   • Open two browser tabs (one for User_A, one for User_B)

2. Internal Account Transaction

   • Transfer $5 from “User_A (Acc1)” to “User_A (Acc2)”

3. External Account Transactions

   • Transfer $100 from “User_A” to “User_B”
   • Transfer $10000000 from “User_A” to “User_B”

   Caution

   Transfer of large sums should not be allowed, assuming User_A has insuffcient funds

1.2 User Profile Changes

1. Change the username of “User_A” to “User_AA”
2. If unable to perform above, change the email address of “User_A” to “user_aa@gmail.com”

1.3 Admin Dashboard

1. Open admin dashboard on a seperate tab
2. Open the trasaction history for a “User_A”
3. Change profile details (i.e. email address) of “User_C”
4. Delete “User_C” (during the interview!)

1.4 Visual Studio Code Inspection

1. Open Data Seeding Script on a tab in VisualStudio
2. Open the code where you perform exception handling (on a new tab(s) in VisualStudio)

2. Assignment 02 - C

2.1 Test Scenario

1. Open the dashboard on a web browser

2. Open 3 clients (A, B, C)

3. Submit a python job from A (B or C should execute, the result needs to be shown at A) - During Interview

   v = "good day"
   print(f"Hello World {v}")

4. Submit a python job from B (A or C should execute) - During Interview

   print(f"Hello World {1/0}")

2.2 Availability of Clients

Contiuing from the previous scneario

1. Stop clients B and C
2. Post a job from client A (observe the behavior)

2.3 Availability of Server

Contiuing from the 2.1 Test Scenario mentioned above

1. Stop the server and submit the code from A

   print("Hello World")

2.3 Visual Studio Code Inspection

1. Open the code that shows the list of clients (on a new tab in VisualStudio)
2. Open the code that shows the jobs are taken from clients in random order when mulptle jobs are posted from A (on a new tab in VisualStudio)
3. Open the code where you perform exception handling (on a new tab(s) in VisualStudio)

3. Tutorial 06

3.1 Test Scenario

1. Open the program and search by a last name that does not exist - during interview
2. Open the program and search by a index that does not exist - during interview

3.2 Visual Studio Code Inspection

1. Open code that shows image transfer (on a new tab in VisualStudio)
2. Open code that shows the singleton instance (on a new tab in VisualStudio)
3. Open code of any RESTful API endpoint (on a new tab in VisualStudio)
4. Open code that shows the use of threads (on a new tab in VisualStudio)
5. Open the code where you perform exception handling (on a new tab(s) in VisualStudio)