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Written by Edvin Eshagh
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There are many types of software testing strategies; thus, organizations must be selective in determining which testing strategy meets their need. Below outlines over 30 different software testing strategies, which by no means is comprehensive. |
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Written by Edvin Eshagh
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IEEE 829 defines a systematic approach for software testing, which result in effective testing (test plans, test design, test cases, test procedures, better coverage), effective follow-up to track and minimize rework, Reuse documented test cases/procedures by other personal, and proof that testing was conducted to reach a quality level.
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Written by Edvin Eshagh
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In this article, I’ll briefly touch on Microsoft test framework. |
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Written by Edvin Eshagh
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Both Black-Box and White-Box software testing strategies have their strength and weaknesses. Each requires specific implementation strategy to maximize testing efforts. |
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Written by Edvin Eshagh
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Estimate errors in software system by fault seeding, defect pooling, specify your confidence level in an error free system (i.e. 95% sure), how many hours to test, system reliability, system availibility, defect density, defect removal efficiency, testing effectiveness |
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