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100 1 _aHom��es, Bernard.
245 1 0 _aFundamentals of software testing /
_cBernard Hom��es.
260 _aHoboken, NJ :
_bISTE/Wiley,
_c2012.
300 _a1 online resource (xxix, 342 pages) :
_billustrations
336 _atext
_btxt
_2rdacontent
337 _acomputer
_bc
_2rdamedia
338 _aonline resource
_bcr
_2rdacarrier
347 _adata file
490 1 _aIste
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 331-333) and index.
588 0 _aPrint version record.
505 0 0 _gChapter 1
_tFundamentals of Testing
_g1 --
_g1.1
_tWhy is testing necessary? (FL 1.1)
_g1 --
_g1.1.1
_tSoftware systems context
_g1 --
_g1.1.2
_tCauses of software defects
_g3 --
_g1.1.3
_tRole of testing in software development, maintenance and operations
_g5 --
_g1.1.4
_tTest and quality
_g5 --
_g1.1.5
_tTerminology
_g6 --
_g1.2
_tWhat is testing? (FL 1.2)
_g7 --
_g1.2.1
_tOrigin of defects
_g8 --
_g1.2.2
_tCommon goals of testing
_g9 --
_g1.2.3
_tExamples of objectives for testing
_g9 --
_g1.2.4
_tTest and debugging
_g10 --
_g1.3
_tParadoxes and main principles (FL 1.3)
_g11 --
_g1.3.1
_tTesting identifies the presence of defects
_g11 --
_g1.3.2
_tExhaustive testing is impossible
_g11 --
_g1.3.3
_tEarly testing
_g12 --
_g1.3.4
_tDefect clustering
_g12 --
_g1.3.5
_tPesticide paradox
_g13 --
_g1.3.6
_tTesting is context dependent
_g13 --
_g1.3.7
_tAbsence of errors fallacy
_g14 --
_g1.4
_tFundamental test process (FL 1.4)
_g14 --
_g1.4.1
_tPlanning
_g15 --
_g1.4.2
_tControl
_g15 --
_g1.4.3
_tTest analysis and design
_g16 --
_g1.4.4
_tTest implementation
_g18 --
_g1.4.5
_tTest execution
_g19 --
_g1.4.6
_tAnalysis of exit criteria
_g20 --
_g1.4.7
_tReporting
_g20 --
_g1.4.8
_tTest closure activities
_g21 --
_g1.5
_tPsychology of testing (FL 1.5)
_g22 --
_g1.5.1
_tLevels of independence
_g23 --
_g1.5.2
_tAdaptation to goals
_g24 --
_g1.5.3
_tDestructive or constructive?
_g25 --
_g1.5.4
_tRelational skills
_g25 --
_g1.5.5
_tChange of perspective
_g26 --
_g1.6
_tTesters and code of ethics (FL 1.6)
_g27 --
_g1.6.1
_tPublic
_g27 --
_g1.6.2
_tCustomer and employer
_g28 --
_g1.6.3
_tProduct
_g29 --
_g1.6.4
_tJudgment
_g30 --
_g1.6.5
_tManagement
_g31 --
_g1.6.6Profession
_g32 --
_g1.6.7
_tColleagues
_g33 --
_g1.6.8
_tSelf
_g33 --
_g1.7
_tSynopsis of this chapter
_g34 --
_g1.8
_tSample exam questions
_g35 --
_gChapter 2
_tTesting Throughout the Software Life Cycle
_g43 --
_g2.1
_tSoftware development models (FL 2.1)
_g43 --
_g2.1.1
_tSequential models
_g44 --
_g2.1.2
_tIterative models (FL 2.1.2)
_g47 --
_g2.1.3Incremental model
_g49 --
_g2.1.4
_tRAD
_g50 --
_g2.1.5
_tAgile models
_g52 --
_g2.1.6
_tSelection of a development model
_g56 --
_g2.1.7
_tPositioning tests
_g57 --
_g2.2
_tTest levels (FL 2.2)
_g58 --
_g2.2.1
_tComponent level testing or component tests
_g59 --
_g2.2.2
_tIntegration level testing or Integration tests
_g60 --
_g2.2.3
_tSystem tests
_g62 --
_g2.2.4
_tAcceptance tests
_g64 --
_g2.2.5
_tOther levels
_g66 --
_g2.3
_tTypes of tests (FL 2.3)
_g66 --
_g2.3.1
_tFunctional tests
_g67 --
_g2.3.2
_tNon-functional tests
_g68 --
_g2.3.3
_tTests based on the structure or architecture of the software
_g71 --
_g2.3.4
_tTests associated with changes
_g72 --
_g2.3.5
_tComparisons and examples
_g73 --
_g2.4
_tTest and maintenance (FL 2.4)
_g74 --
_g2.4.1
_tMaintenance context
_g75 --
_g2.4.2
_tEvolutive maintenance
_g76 --
_g2.4.3
_tCorrective maintenance
_g76 --
_g2.4.4
_tRetirement and replacement
_g77 --
_g2.4.5
_tRegression test policies
_g78 --
_g2.4.6
_tSLA validation and acceptance
_g81 --
_g2.5
_tOracles
_g81 --
_g2.5.1
_tProblems with oracles
_g81 --
_g2.5.2
_tSources of oracles
_g82 --
_g2.5.3
_tOracle usage
_g82 --
_g2.6
_tSpecific cases
_g83 --
_g2.6.1
_tPerformance tests
_g83 --
_g2.6.2
_tMaintainability tests
_g84 --
_g2.7
_tSynopsis of this chapter
_g84 --
_g2.8
_tSample exam questions
_g85 --
_gChapter 3
_tStatic Techniques (FL 3.0)
_g91 --
_g3.1
_tStatic techniques and the test process (FL 3.1)
_g91 --
_g3.2
_tReview process (FL 3.2)
_g94 --
_g3.2.1
_tTypes of reviews
_g95 --
_g3.2.2
_tRoles and responsibilities during reviews
_g100 --
_g3.2.3
_tPhases of reviews
_g103 --
_g3.2.4
_tSuccess factors for reviews
_g116 --
_g3.2.5
_tComparison of the types of reviews
_g117 --
_g3.3
_tStatic analysis by tools (FL 3.3)
_g119 --
_g3.3.1
_tTypes of static analysis
_g120 --
_g3.3.2
_tTypes of defects that can be identified
_g125 --
_g3.3.3
_tData flow analysis
_g126 --
_g3.4
_tAdded value of static activities
_g130 --
_g3.5
_tSynopsis of this chapter
_g131 --
_g3.6
_tSample exam questions
_g131 --
_gChapter 4
_tTest Design Techniques (FL 4.0)
_g137 --
_g4.1
_tThe test development process (FL 4.1)
_g139 --
_g4.1.1
_tTerminology
_g139 --
_g4.1.2
_tTraceability
_g140 --
_g4.2
_tCategories of test design techniques (FL 4.2)
_g143 --
_g4.2.1
_tBlack box, white box, or gray box
_g143 --
_g4.2.2
_tExperience-based techniques
_g145 --
_g4.2.3
_tTest characteristics
_g145 --
_g4.2.4
_tLimitations and assumptions
_g146 --
_g4.3
_tBlack-box techniques (FL 4.3)
_g147 --
_g4.3.1
_tEquivalence partitioning (FL 4.3.1)
_g148 --
_g4.3.2
_tBoundary value analysis (FL 4.3.2)
_g155 --
_g4.3.3
_tDecision tables (FL 4.3.3)
_g158 --
_g4.3.4
_tOther combinational techniques
_g162 --
_g4.3.5
_tState transition testing (FL 4.3.4)
_g163 --
_g4.3.6
_tUse case testing (FL 4.3.5)
_g170 --
_g4.3.7
_tLimitations and assumptions
_g172 --
_g4.4
_tStructure-based techniques (FL 4.4)
_g172 --
_g4.4.1
_tStatement testing and coverage (FL 4.4.1)
_g174 --
_g4.4.2
_tDecision testing and coverage (FL 4.4.2)
_g180 --
_g4.4.3
_tOther structure-based techniques (FL 4.4.3)
_g183 --
_g4.4.4
_tMC/DC coverage (FL 4.4.3)
_g185 --
_g4.4.5
_tLimitations and assumptions of structure-based testing
_g186 --
_g4.4.6
_tCoverage level and exit criteria
_g187 --
_g4.5
_tExperience-based techniques (FL 4.5)
_g187 --
_g4.5.1
_tAttacks
_g188 --
_g4.5.2
_tDefect taxonomies
_g189 --
_g4.5.3
_tError guessing and ad hoc testing
_g190 --
_g4.5.4
_tExploratory testing
_g190 --
_g4.5.5
_tLimitations and assumptions
_g192 --
_g4.6
_tChoosing test techniques (FL 4.6)
_g193 --
_g4.7
_tSynopsis of this chapter
_g194 --
_g4.8
_tSample exam questions
_g195 --
_gChapter 5
_tTest Management (FL 5.0)
_g209 --
_g5.1
_tTest organization (FL 5.1)
_g209 --
_g5.1.1
_tIndependence levels
_g209 --
_g5.1.2
_tRoles and responsibilities
_g212 --
_g5.1.3
_tHuman and contract aspects
_g214 --
_g5.2
_tTest planning and estimation (FL 5.2)
_g215 --
_g5.2.1
_tPlanning and evaluation activities
_g218 --
_g5.2.2
_tTest planning activities
_g228 --
_g5.2.3
_tTest documentation
_g229 --
_g5.2.4
_tEntry and exit criteria for test activities
_g235 --
_g5.3
_tTest progress monitoring and control (FL 5.3)
_g239 --
_g5.4
_tReporting
_g242 --
_g5.4.1
_tWhat to report, to whom, and how?
_g242 --
_g5.4.2
_tStatistics and graphs
_g244 --
_g5.5
_tTransverse processes and activities
_g246 --
_g5.5.1
_tTest data definition
_g247 --
_g5.5.2
_tConfiguration management (FL 5.4)
_g247 --
_g5.5.3
_tChange management
_g248 --
_g5.6
_tRisks management (FL 5.5)
_g248 --
_g5.6.1Principles of risk management
_g249 --
_g5.6.2
_tProject risks and product risks
_g253 --
_g5.6.3
_tIntroduction to risk management
_g254 --
_g5.7
_tDefect management (FL 5.6)
_g257 --
_g5.7.1
_tIntroduction to defect management
_g257 --
_g5.7.2
_tDefect identification
_g258 --
_g5.7.3
_tActions applied to defects
_g263 --
_g5.7.4
_tDefect disposition
_g264 --
_g5.8
_tSynopsis of this chapter
_g264 --
_g5.9
_tSample exam questions
_g265 --
_gChapter 6
_tTools support for Testing (FL 6.0)
_g277 --
_g6.1
_tTypes of test tools (FL 6.1)
_g278 --
_g6.1.1
_tTest tool classification
_g278 --
_g6.1.2
_tTools supporting test management
_g278 --
_g6.1.3
_tTools supporting requirement management
_g279 --
_g6.1.4
_tTools supporting static tests
_g279 --
_g6.1.5
_tModeling tools
_g280 --
_g6.1.6
_tTools supporting test design and test data creation
_g280 --
_g6.1.7
_tTools supporting test execution
_g281 --
_g6.1.8
_tTools supporting test environment management
_g281 --
_g6.1.9
_tTools supporting test data comparison
_g282 --
_g6.1.10
_tTools supporting test coverage measurement
_g282 --
_g6.1.11
_tOther test supporting tools
_g283 --
_g6.2
_tAssumptions and limitations of test tools (FL 6.2)
_g283 --
_g6.2.1
_tAdvantages and risks of the tools
_g284 --
_g6.2.2
_tSpecific considerations for some tools
_g285 --
_g6.3
_tSelecting and introducing tools in an organization (FL 6.3)
_g289 --
_g6.3.1
_tMain principles
_g290 --
_g6.3.2
_tTools selection process
_g290 --
_g6.3.3
_tTest tool implementation
_g293 --
_g6.3.4
_tTo build or to buy test tools?
_g295 --
_g6.4
_tSynopsis of this chapter
_g295 --
_g6.5
_tSample exam questions
_g296 --
_gChapter 7
_tMock Exam
_g301 --
_gChapter 8
_tTemplates and Models
_g315 --
_g8.1
_tMaster test plan
_g315 --
_g8.2
_tTestplan
_g317 --
_g8.2.1
_tTestplan as per IEEE 829-1998
_g317 --
_g8.2.2
_tTest plan as per IEEE 829-2008
_g317 --
_g8.3
_tTest design document
_g319 --
_g8.3.1
_tTest design specifications as per.
505 0 0 _tIEEE 829-1998
_g319 --
_g8.3.2
_tTest design document as per IEEE 829-2008
_g319 --
_g8.4
_tTest case
_g320 --
_g8.4.1
_tTest case document as per IEEE 829-1998
_g320 --
_g8.4.2
_tTest case document as per IEEE 829-2008
_g320 --
_g8.5
_tTest procedure
_g321 --
_g8.5.1
_tTest procedure document as per IEEE 829-1998
_g321 --
_g8.5.2
_tTest procedure document as per IEEE 829-2008
_g321 --
_g8.6
_tTest log
_g322 --
_g8.6.1
_tTest log as per IEEE 829-1998
_g322 --
_g8.6.2
_tTest log as per IEEE 829-2008
_g322 --
_g8.7
_tDefect report
_g322 --
_g8.7.1
_tDefect report as per IEEE 829-1998
_g322 --
_g8.7.2
_tDefect report as per IEEE 829-2008
_g323 --
_g8.8
_tTestreport
_g324 --
_g8.8.1
_tTest report as per IEEE 829-1998
_g324 --
_g8.8.2
_tInterim test report as per IEEE 829-2008
_g324 --
_g8.8.3
_tLevel test report as per IEEE 829-2008
_g325 --
_g8.8.4
_tMaster test report as per IEEE 829-2008
_g325 --
_gChapter 9
_tAnswers to the Questions
_g327 --
_g9.1
_tAnswers to the end of chapter questions
_g327 --
_g9.2
_tCorrect answers to the sample paper questions
_g329.
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