Index | Next Record | Browse
|
|
Index | Next Record | Browse |
|
|
| ||
|
||
| For Pricing and Availability Click Here | ||
|
||
|
||
|
|
|
|
Table of contents:
Introducing Software Testing introduces practical ideas for a software tester to jump-start the testing effort. Strategies presented tackle the common obstacles of testing in order to meet time critical deadlines. The examples included walk the tester through the concepts presented, including how to design tests for products that have insufficient requirements. Documentation is essential to the success of testing software and recording accurate results. Risk analysis is covered to help the tester identify the most relevant tests to address the most important features.
Contents:
(All chapters start with an Introduction and end with a Summary) 1 Tackling The Testing Maze 2 Test Outlines 3 From Test Outline To Test Cases 4 Using Tables And Spreadsheets 5 Other Types Of Tables 6 Testing Object-Oriented Software 7 Testing Web Applications 8 Reducing The Number Of Test Case 9 Creating Quality Software 10 Applying Software Standards To Test Documentation Appendices References Index
Brief Description:
This volume offers a step-by-step approach for getting started with practical software testing tasks. It is intended to serve developers with no experience in testing but who have been assigned the duty of testing the system. There are case studies based on the authors' experiences in industry.
For Pricing and Availability Click Here
|
