Universal test pattern

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Universal test pattern is a pattern of assertion that contains the following data signatures:

  1. Test ID: A Namespace of test cases.
  2. Time Stamp of Test: This denotes when the test is conducted.
  3. The Subject ID: The participant ID who or which organizations that challenged the test.
  4. Test Result: Usually a combination of pass/fail conditions, therefore it can be composed of a statistical report of how many of the individual tests are satisfied.
  5. A hash code that uniquely matches the content values of the above-mentioned test, so that it can be consistently validated using some hash function to determine whether the test data is consistent with its assertions.