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Fundamentals of Testing

Manual Testing Table of Contents Fundamentals of Testing What is Software Testing? Typical Objectives of Testing Testing and Debugging Why Software Testing is Necessary? Testing Contribution to Success Quality Assurance and Testing Errors, Defects, and Failures Defects Root Causes and Effects Seven Testing Principles Test Process in Context Test Planning Test Monitoring and Control Test Analysis Test Design Test Implementation Test Execution Test Completion Test Work Products Traceabi...

Test Design

Published by Md. Ebrahim Hossain

T est Design is the activity of the test process where test conditions are transformed into high-level test cases, sets of high-level test cases, and other testware. Test Design answers the question "how to test?" During Test Design, test conditions are elaborated into test cases and Sets of test cases using different test techniques. During this phase, different types of defects in the test basis can be identified. We can design test cases using different testing techniques like equivalence class testing, Boundary value analysis, state transition, pairwise testing, or exploratory testing. Major Activities of Test Designs Major Activities of Test Designs are: Designing Test Cases Prioritizing Test Cases Identifying Test Data Designing Test Environment Identifying Required Infrastructure and Tools Capturing Bi-Directional traceability between the test basis, test conditions, and test cases

The Psychology of Testing

Published by Md. Ebrahim Hossain

H uman psychology has significant effects on software testing because Software development, including software testing, involves human beings. The mindset used while testing and reviewing differs from that used while developing software. It becomes essential to consider the psychological aspects when working in mixed teams. Having some of the Test activities done by independent testers increases defect detection effectiveness, which is particularly important for large, complex, or safety-critical systems. Independent testers bring a perspective different from that of the work product authors (i.e., business analysts, product owners, designers, and developers) since they have different cognitive biases from the authors. Human Psychology and Testing Defects identified during static and dynamic test execution can be perceived as criticism of the product and its author. Testing is sometimes perceived as destructive due to different psychological fact...

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