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This document presents information on test automation. It discusses what software testing is, the need for testing, different types of testing, and compares manual vs automated testing. It outlines which test cases are best to automate, the essential needs of test automation, and the process of automating tests. Automated testing provides benefits like eliminating human error, reusability, speed and cost reduction compared to manual testing, but has disadvantages like high upfront investment and effort needed.
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- 1. A Presentation on Test Automation Submitted To: Prof. Vishal Shrivastava ACEIT, Kukas, Jaipur Submitted By: Vidisha Agrawal Roll No. : 13EARCS611
- 2. Software Testing • Process of evaluating a system or its component(s) with the intent to find that whether it satisfies the specified requirements or not. • Executing a system in order to identify any gaps, errors or missing requirements in contrary to the actual desire or requirements.
- 3. Why do we need software testing • To reduces operating costs. • To protect company reputation.
- 4. Types of Testing • Unit Testing • Integration Testing • System Testing
- 5. Manual Testing Vs. Automated Testing • Slow and Time consuming. • High risk of missing. • Redundancy of same test cases. • Not suitable for large projects.
- 6. Which Test Cases to Automate? • Test cases that are executed repeatedly. • Test Cases that are very tedious or difficult to perform manually. • Test Cases which are time consuming.
- 7. Essential Needs of Software Test Automation • A Well defined plan and strategy. • Testing Tools. • Maintenance of automated software test and tools.
- 8. Software Test Automation Process Plan Software Test Automation Select and Evaluate Available Software Testing Tools Develop & Implement Test Automation Solutions Design Test Automation Strategies & Solutions Introduce and Deploy Test Automation Solutions Review and Evaluate Software Test Automation
- 9. Adv. and disadv. of automated testing Advantage Disadvantage • Eliminating human error. •Reusable. •Fast. •Cost Reduction. • High investment is needed in the tools and training. •High man power requirement for test preparation.
- 10. • Automated testing is automating the manual testing process currently in use. • It provides the benefit of Reliability, Reusability fast and cost reduction compare to manual testing. Conclusion
- 11. THANK YOU