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The process of investigating and checking a program to find whether there is an error or not and does it fulfill the requirements or not is called testing.
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Accompanies video:
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Strategic Approach to Software Testing, Strategic Issues, Test Conventional Software, Test Strategies for Object-Oriented Software, Test Strategies for WebApps, Validation Testing, System Testing, The Art of Debugging, Software Testing Fundamentals, White-Box Testing, Basis Path Testing,
Control Structure Testing
Black-box testing is a method of software testing that examines the functionality of an application based on the specifications.
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Accompanies video:
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Control Structure Testing
A PPT about A Strategic approach to testing, Validation and verfication, Criteria for Completion of testing, STRATEGIC ISSUES, Unit testing,Unit testing considerations and procedures, Unit-test environment,Integration testing,Non-incremental
Integration Testing,Incremental Integration Testing,Top-down Integration,Bottom-up Integration,Regression Testing,Smoke testing
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Test strategies for conventional software
Test strategies for object-oriented software
Validation testing
System testing
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2. A Strategic Approach to Testing
• To perform effective testing, a software team should
conduct effective formal technical reviews
• Testing begins at the component level and work outward
toward the integration of the entire computer based system
• Different testing techniques are appropriate at different
points in time
• Testing is conducted by the developer of the software and
(for large projects) by an independent test group
3. Verification and Validation
• Verification (Are the algorithms coded correctly?)
– The set of activities that ensure that software correctly
implements a specific function or algorithm
• Validation (Does it meet user requirements?)
– The set of activities that ensure that the software that has
been built is traceable to customer requirements.
• Verification: “Are we building the product right?”
• Validation: “Are we building the right product?”
4. Software testing strategy
• Unit testing
– Concentrates on each component/function of the
software as implemented in the source code
• Integration testing
– Focuses on the design and construction of the software
architecture
• Validation testing
– Requirements are validated against the constructed
software
• System testing
– The software and other system elements are tested as a
whole
6. Test Strategies for Conventional Software
Unit testing :
• Focuses testing on the function or software
module
• Concentrates on the internal processing logic and
data structures
• Concentrates on modules and those with high
cyclomatic complexity when testing resources are
limited.
8. Unit testing considerations
• Module interface
– Ensure that information flows properly into and out of
the module
• Local data structures
– Ensure that data stored temporarily maintains its
integrity during all steps in an algorithm execution
• Boundary conditions
– Ensure that the module operates properly at boundary
values established to limit or restrict processing
• Independent paths (basis paths)
– Paths are exercised to ensure that all statements in a
module have been executed at least once
• Error handling paths
– Ensure that the algorithms respond correctly to specific
error conditions
9. Unit test procedures
• Driver
– A simple main program that accepts test case data,
passes such data to the component being tested, and
prints the returned results
• Stubs
– Serve to replace modules that are subordinate to (called
by) the component to be tested
11. Integration testing
• Defined as a systematic technique for constructing the
software architecture
• Objective is to take unit tested modules and build a program
structure based on the prescribed design
• TwoApproaches
– Non-incremental Integration Testing
– Incremental Integration Testing
12. Non-incremental Integration Testing
• Uses “Big Bang” approach
• All components are combined in advance
• The entire program is tested as a whole results
• Correction is difficult because isolation of causes is
complicated
13. Incremental Integration Testing
• The program is constructed and tested in small increments
• Errors are easier to isolate and correct
• Interfaces are more likely to be tested completely
• A systematic test approach is applied
• Different incremental integration strategies
– Top-down integration
– Bottom-up integration
– Regression testing
– Smoke testing
14. Top-down Integration
• Modules are integrated by moving downward through the
control hierarchy, beginning with the main module
• Subordinate modules are incorporated in two ways :
– depth-first : All modules on a major control path are
integrated
– breadth-first : All modules directly subordinate at each
level are integrated
• Advantages
– This approach verifies major control or decision points
early in the test process
• Disadvantages
– Stubs need to be created to substitute for modules that
have not been built or tested yet; this code is later
discarded
15. Bottom-up Integration
• Integration and testing starts with the most atomic
modules in the control hierarchy
• Advantages
– This approach verifies low-level data processing
early in the testing process
– Need for stubs is eliminated
• Disadvantages
– Driver modules need to be built to test the lower-
level modules; this code is later discarded or
expanded into a full-featured version
16. Regression Testing
• Each new addition or modification of data may cause
problems with functions that previously worked flawlessly
• Regression testing re-executes a small subset of tests that
have
already been conducted
– Ensures that changes have not propagated unintended
side effects
– Helps to ensure that changes do not introduce
unintended behavior or additional errors
• Regression test suite contains three different classes
of test cases
– A representative sample of tests that will exercise all
software functions
– Additional tests that focus on software functions that
are likely to be affected by the change
– Tests that focus on the actual software components
that have been changed
17. Smoke testing
• Designedfor time-critical projects– Allows the
software team to assess its project on a frequent
basis
• Includes the following activities
– The software components that have been translated
into code and linked into a build
– A series of breadth tests is designed to expose
errors that will keep the build from properly
performing its function
– The build is integrated with other builds and the
entire product is smoke tested daily
18. • Integration risk is minimized
– Daily testing uncovers incompatibilities and show-
stoppers early in the testing process, thereby
reducing schedule impact
• The quality of the end-product is improved
– Smoke testing is likely to uncover both
functional errors and architectural and
component-level design errors
• Error diagnosis and correction are simplified
– Smoke testing will probably uncover errors in
the newest components that were integrated
• Progress is easier to assess
– As integration testing progresses, more software
has been integrated and more has been
demonstrated to work
– Managers get a good indication that progress is
Benefits of Smoke Testing