Bard’s Output from Vipul Kocher’s Experiment

This is my attempt to repair the account of Vipul’s interaction with Bard. I have included notes to indicate prompts, one place where I suspect a prompt was missing, and redactions of the output.

Note that bullets and numbering are inconsistent. I have attempted to reproduce these as they appear in Vipul’s original post; it is not clear to me whether these were Bard’s original formatting, or whether Vipul’s transcription introduced inconsistencies.

Prompt: Write test cases for this banking software screen. The software is finacle from infosys.

Here are some test cases for the Finacle banking software screen from your image:

Functional testing:

Verify that the user can successfully log in to the system.
Verify that the user can access the Interest Adjustment Register Maintenance (IARM) screen.
Verify that the user can create a new IARM entry with valid data.
Verify that the user can update an existing IARM entry with valid data.
Verify that the user can delete an existing IARM entry.
Verify that the user cannot create or update an IARM entry with invalid data.
Verify that the user cannot delete an IARM entry that is associated with other transactions.

Negative testing:

Try to log in to the system with invalid credentials.
Try to access the IARM screen without logging in.
Try to create a new IARM entry with invalid data.
Try to update an existing IARM entry with invalid data.
Try to delete an IARM entry that is associated with other transactions.

Additional test cases:

Verify that the user can view the history of IARM entries.
Verify that the user can export IARM entries to a file.
Verify that the user can search for IARM entries by various criteria.
Verify that the system generates accurate error messages when the user makes mistakes.
Verify that the system performs well under load conditions.

UI/UX testing:

Redaction by Vipul: “I have removed these generic tests from here to save some space”

These are just a few examples of test cases that can be written for the Finacle banking software screen from your image. The specific test cases that need to be executed will depend on the specific features and functionality of the software.

Prompt: Give detailed test cases for Interest Adjustment Register Maintenance

Here are some detailed test cases for Interest Adjustment Register Maintenance (IARM):

Create a new IARM entry:

Verify that the user can access the IARM screen.
Verify that the user can click the “New” button to create a new IARM entry.
Verify that the user can enter all the required fields in the new IARM entry dialog box.
Verify that the user can click the “Submit” button to save the new IARM entry.
Verify that the system displays a confirmation message indicating that the new IARM entry was saved successfully.

Update an existing IARM entry:

Verify that the user can access the IARM screen.
Verify that the user can double-click on an existing IARM entry to open it in edit mode.
Verify that the user can update any of the fields in the IARM entry dialog box.
Verify that the user can click the “Submit” button to save the updated IARM entry.
Verify that the system displays a confirmation message indicating that the updated IARM entry was saved successfully.

Delete an existing IARM entry:

Verify that the user can access the IARM screen.
Verify that the user can select an existing IARM entry to delete.
Verify that the user can click the “Delete” button to delete the selected IARM entry.
Verify that the system displays a confirmation message indicating that the IARM entry was deleted successfully.

Negative testing:

Try to create a new IARM entry with invalid data.
Try to update an existing IARM entry with invalid data.
Try to delete an IARM entry that is associated with other transactions.

Additional test cases:

Verify that the user can view the history of IARM entries.
Verify that the user can export IARM entries to a file.
Verify that the user can search for IARM entries by various criteria.
Verify that the system generates accurate error messages when the user makes mistakes.
Verify that the system performs well under load conditions.

Prompt for additional test cases missing?

Here are some additional test cases that can be written for IARM:

Verify that the system calculates the interest adjustment amount correctly.
Verify that the system can handle complex interest adjustments involving multiple accounts and currencies.
Verify that the system can integrate with other banking systems, such as the core banking system and the general ledger system.
Verify that the system can generate reports on IARM activity.
Verify that the system can be audited to ensure that all IARM transactions are accurate and compliant.

These are just a few examples of test cases that can be written for IARM. The specific test cases that need to be executed will depend on the specific features and functionality of the IARM system.

Prompt: Interest Adjustment Register Maintenance – write some scenarios that you would like to test as a banking clerk who is doing user acceptance testing of the software

As a banking clerk doing user acceptance testing of the Interest Adjustment Register Maintenance (IARM) software, I would like to test the following scenarios:

Create a new IARM entry for a customer who has been overcharged interest.
Update an existing IARM entry to reflect changes in the customer’s account status.
Delete an IARM entry that is no longer needed.
View the history of IARM entries for a particular customer or account.
Export IARM entries to a file for analysis.
Search for IARM entries by various criteria, such as customer name, account number, date, and amount.
Verify that the system calculates the interest adjustment amount correctly.
Verify that the system can handle complex interest adjustments involving multiple accounts and currencies.
Verify that the system can integrate with other banking systems, such as the core banking system and the general ledger system.
Verify that the system can generate reports on IARM activity.
Verify that the system can be audited to ensure that all IARM transactions are accurate and compliant.

In addition to these general scenarios, I would also like to test specific scenarios that are relevant to my bank’s policies and procedures. For example, I would like to test the following scenarios:

Create an IARM entry for a customer who has been granted a waiver of interest charges due to financial hardship.
Update an IARM entry to reflect a change in the customer’s interest rate.
Delete an IARM entry that is associated with a fraudulent transaction.
Search for IARM entries that exceed a certain amount.
Generate a report of all IARM entries that were created or updated in the past month.
Run an audit of all IARM entries for a particular customer or account.

By testing these scenarios, I can help to ensure that the IARM software is working properly and that it meets the needs of my bank and its customers.

Prompt: what is Interest Adjustment Register Maintenance entry?

Interest Adjustment Register Maintenance (IARM) entry is a record of a change made to the interest charged on a customer’s account. IARM entries can be used to adjust interest for a variety of reasons, such as:

Correcting an error in the interest calculation
Providing a customer with a waiver of interest charges
Reflecting a change in the customer’s interest rate
Reversing interest charges that were associated with a fraudulent transaction

IARM entries are important because they ensure that customers are charged the correct amount of interest on their accounts. IARM entries are also used to track and report on interest adjustments, which can help banks to identify and address potential problems.

IARM entries are typically maintained in a software system that is designed for this purpose. The IARM system typically allows users to create, update, and delete IARM entries, as well as to view the history of IARM entries for a particular customer or account.

Here are some examples of IARM entries:

An IARM entry to correct an overcharge of interest on a customer’s account
An IARM entry to waive interest charges for a customer who is experiencing financial hardship
An IARM entry to reflect a change in a customer’s interest rate due to a change in their credit rating
An IARM entry to reverse interest charges that were associated with a fraudulent transaction

IARM entries are an important part of the banking process and help to ensure that customers are charged the correct amount of interest on their accounts.

Prompt: Write test cases for An IARM entry to correct an overcharge of interest on a customers account

Here are some test cases for an IARM entry to correct an overcharge of interest on a customer’s account:

Positive test cases:

Verify that the IARM system allows the user to create a new IARM entry with the following information: Customer ID, Account number, Interest amount to be adjusted, Reason for adjustment (in this case, to correct an overcharge of interest)
Verify that the IARM system automatically calculates the correct interest adjustment amount.
Verify that the IARM system updates the customer’s account balance to reflect the interest adjustment.
Verify that the IARM system creates a record of the interest adjustment in the IARM register.

Negative test cases:

Try to create a new IARM entry with invalid data (e.g., a negative interest amount).
Try to create a new IARM entry for a customer who does not exist.
Try to create a new IARM entry for an account that does not exist.
Try to create a new IARM entry with a reason for adjustment that is not valid.

Redaction by Vipul: “Duplicate tests so removed from here”

These are just a few examples of test cases that can be written for an IARM entry to correct an overcharge of interest on a customer’s account. The specific test cases that need to be executed will depend on the specific features and functionality of the IARM system.