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Testing Introduction

It is the process of executing a program / application with the intent of finding bugs.

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Testing Introduction

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  1. Introduction to Software Testing

  2. What is Software Testing??? It is the process of executing a program / application with the intent of finding bugs. Testing focus on the following • Specification • Functionality • Performance

  3. What is our goal during testing? • Objective 1: find as many faults as possible • Objective 2: make you feel confident that the software works OK

  4. Testing Myths • Myth: Testing is time consuming. • Reality: During the SDLC phases testing is never a time consuming process. However diagnosing and fixing the error which is identified during proper testing is a time consuming but productive activity.

  5. Error, Fault & Failure A person makes an Error That creates a fault in software That can cause a failure in operation

  6. When to start testing in SDLC Testing starts in Requirement Phase and through out SDLC

  7. Software Testing Life Cycle

  8. Traceability Matrix

  9. Entry Criteria • All test hardware platforms must have been successfully installed , configured, and functioning properly. • Proper test data is available. • Approved business requirements

  10. Exit Criteria • All Test plans have been run atleast once • All items in scope was tested • No high priority or severe bugs are left outstanding. • Sign-off on testing was obtained

  11. Types of Testing

  12. Summary • Do test as early as possible • Test activities must be carefully planned, controlled and documented. • No single reliability model performs best consistently • Testing is a continuous process

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