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An Insight Into Software Testing

Includes executing an application or a program to find out the software bugs<br>Evaluates software items to validate and verify whether all the software requirements are aptly implemented or not before it goes live<br>

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An Insight Into Software Testing

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  1. An Insight Into Software Testing

  2. Introduction to Software Testing

  3. Phases Of a Software Software Testing Software Verification Software Validation

  4. Software Testing • Includes executing an application or a program to find out the software bugs • Evaluates software items to validate and verify whether all the software requirements are aptly implemented or not before it goes live

  5. Software Verification • Ensures that the software product verifies the conditions that were planned to be implemented while starting the development process • Includes inspections, reviews, walkthroughs, and meetings to assess the plans, specifications, codes, documents, and requirements

  6. Software Validation • It is done at the end of the development phase • Makes sure that the software appropriately integrates with the organization’s goals and user environment

  7. Basics Of Software Testing

  8. Basics Of Software Testing White Box Testing Black Box Testing

  9. Black Box Testing • Treats the software like a black box and examines specified functions and behaviors without any knowledge about the internal implementation of the system • Tester entirely focuses on the output and not on ‘how’ the units and functions are implemented

  10. White Box Testing • Treats the software like a white box and tests internal structure or working of the software product • Tester needs the knowledge of how the software is used and how it will work at the user’s end

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