Published on Fri, 12 Aug 2005 18:00:26 -0400 Read: 347 times
If you've been nominated by your team to shop around for a defect management solution, you'll appreciate the helpful management, security, and technical considerations discussed in this article. Hung Q. Nguyen's guidelines will assist you in identifying the defect tracking tool that best serves your organization's needs.... Read Article.
Published on Fri, 12 Aug 2005 18:00:26 -0400 Read: 533 times
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Part 1. Risks and Test Strategy. The most comprehensive, risk-based approach to E-Business Test Strategy available.
Test Techniques and Tools. Part 2 of the paper presents comprehensive descriptions of twenty techniques for testing E-business applications. (38 pages in length... Read Article.
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In this paper, I’ll do two things. First, I’ll attempt to demolish a bad model, the quite popular “V model”. In the process, I hope to banish the phrases “unit testing” and “integration testing” from our vocabularies. Second, I’ll describe a model I think is better.
But my primary purpose is not to claim I have the right model – it’s too early for... Read Article.
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On average, programmers create six to eight defects in every 100 lines of code (LOC) [11. They create 12 to 20 defects per 100 LOC if the code is not structured and is poorly documented. These defect rates improve to two to three defects per 100 LOC if the code is structured and documented. However, the rates only improve to one to 1.5 defects per 100... Read Article.
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This premier article introduces the notion of bug patterns, an extremely useful concept that will increase your ability to detect and remedy bugs in your (Java) code.... Read Article.
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"BUSINESSES SPEND HUGE amounts of time and money developing software. But one of the dirty little secrets of the software world is that many firms do not put nearly the same effort into testing their applications..."... Read Article.
Published on Fri, 12 Aug 2005 18:00:25 -0400 Read: 460 times
We accept that testing the software is an integral part of building a system. However, if the software is based on inaccurate requirements, then despite well written code, the software will be unsatisfactory. The newspapers are full of stories about catastrophic software failures. What the stories don't say is that most of the defects can be traced... Read Article.
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Much of the following paper is an excerpt from one chapter of the book, A Discipline for software Engineering (Addison Wesley) by the author. This textbook describes the personal software process (PSP) and provides a step-by-step program for its introduction. The book has been used as a text in six university graduate courses and is being used by several... Read Article.
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The highest risk that software development organizations face today is allowing defects to creep into the releases made for their high-paying customers. At times, either due to fear of losing the order, or due to overconfidence, organizations allow defects to ship. Time to market and (practically) defect-free products are the two pillars of any successful... Read Article.
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Techniques to support testing of WWW Services. The purpose of the project is to extend existing testing techniques to the domain of WWW services. The main problems addressed are to define and generate modeling structures suitable for test generation, and techniques for test generation from such structure.
Techniques for API Testing. This subproject,... Read Article.
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Advanced Coverage Metrics for Object-Oriented Software
The use of structural coverage metrics to measure the thoroughness of a test set is a
well-understood technique. However, the application of the technique to objectoriented
software presents new challenges. This paper presents object-oriented context
coverage, a new way to measure coverage for... Read Article.
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Structural Coverage metrix
This paper provides a discussion of structural test coverage metrics, looking at the
practicality of their use for real software developments. It concludes that some metrics are
unsuitable for real use, and recommends suitable combinations of structural coverage
metrics for testing a range of integrity levels. It should... Read Article.
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Designing Unit Test Cases
Producing a test specification, including the design of test cases, is the level of test
design which has the highest degree of creative input. Furthermore, unit test
specifications will usually be produced by a large number of staff with a wide range of
experience, not just a few experts.
This paper provides a general... Read Article.