Walk-throughs are system tests that involve
A)managers observing the operation of the system by "walking through" the IT department.
B)processing hypothetical data that are designed to identify errors in the system.
C)processing copies of real transactions in order to determine whether or not the system meets requirements.
D)a thorough review of the procedures and program logic of the system.

Question

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Walk-throughs involve a thorough review of the procedures and program logic of the system to identify potential errors or issues. Option A is incorrect as it describes a walkthrough as a system test involving managers observing the operation of the system. Option B involves hypothetical data that may not reflect the actual use of the system, and option C involves processing copies of real transactions which is more similar to testing than walk-throughs. Therefore, the best choice is D.

Walk-Throughs Are System Tests That Involve