This document outlines different types of software testing including the objectives, principles, types, and levels of testing. The types of testing discussed are white box testing, which validates code implementation against design, and black box testing, which is done without knowledge of internal programming details. The levels of testing covered include unit testing, integration testing using different approaches, system testing of security, recovery, and reliability, and acceptance testing stages of alpha and beta. The overall goal of testing is to find issues and verify requirements to improve system quality before delivery.

1. testing

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
• What Is Testing
• Objective
• Principles
• Types
• Levels

3. WHAT IS TESTING?
Testing is the process to find whether
the system is fulfill all the requirement
written in the SRS.

4. OBJECTIVE
• System quality.
• Verification and validation.
• Find the fault before it deliver to the
client.
• Test whether system fulfill customer
requirements.

5. PRINCIPLES
• Exhaustive testing is impossible
• Early testing
• Testing is context dependent
• Absence of error fallacy
• Testing shows presence of error
• Defect clustering
• Pesticide paradox

6. TYPES OF TESTING
• White box testing-
It is performed based on the knowledge of how
system is implemented.
The objective of WBT is to validate whether code
implementation follow intended design.
• Black box testing-
It is one which is done without knowing internal
details of programming. When BBT is applied to an
application the tester only knows input and
expected output.

7. LEVELS OF TESTING
• Unit testing
• Integration testing
i. Big bang testing
ii. Top-down testing
iii. Bottom-up testing
• System testing
i. Security testing
ii. Recovery testing
iii. Reliability testing
• Acceptance testing
i. Alpha testing
ii. Beta testing

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