'Condition coverage' presentation slideshows

Software Testing and Reliability

Software Testing and Reliability. Southern Methodist University CSE 7314. Functional and structural approaches to testing. A few words on combinatorics. Based on the Cartesian product of sets, we can count the number of possible inputs that a program has, i.e. | I |. Example.

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Advanced Software Engineering: Software Testing COMP 3705(L3)

Advanced Software Engineering: Software Testing COMP 3705(L3). Sada Narayanappa Anneliese Andrews Thomas Thelin Carina Andersson. Lecture. Chapter 10 (Lab 3) Software inspections Fault content estimation Chapter 5 (Lab 4) White-box testing techniques. Definitions. Software

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Formal Methods and Testing

Formal Methods and Testing. Use software engineering methodologies to develop the code. Use formal methods during code development. Goal: software reliability. What are formal methods?. Techniques for analyzing systems, based on some mathematics.

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White-Box Testing Techniques I

White-Box Testing Techniques I. Software Testing and Verification Lecture 7. Prepared by Stephen M. Thebaut, Ph.D. University of Florida. Definition of White-Box Testing.

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White-Box Testing

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Data Coverage and Code Coverage

Data Coverage and Code Coverage. Data Coverage. Data Coverage means At least one test case for each data item / variable / field in the program.. Data Flow

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Annoucements

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Software Engineering and Architecture

Software Engineering and Architecture. Code Coverage Quality of your Test Cases (?). input. output. BlackBox and WhiteBox. Whitebox testing ( glassbox / structural)

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Cyclomatic complexity

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Fuzzing with complexities

Fuzzing with complexities. Vishwas Sharma. Introduction.

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Overview

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Testing your Software

Testing your Software. Joe Meehean. Testing is the process of executing a program with the intent of finding errors. - Glenford Myers. Testing. Testing is done to find errors n ot to prove there are none s uccessful tests find errors Any useful program has errors

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Test Case

Test Case. Introduction. Purpose: Writing Test Case Attendees: Testers Duration: 2 hours. Objectives. After the course, student will be able to: Understanding the way to create a Test Case Using Test Case checklist to review a Test Case. Agenda. Design test case Write test case

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Overview

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Software Testing & Quality Assurance Lecture 10 Created by: Paulo Alencar Modified by: Frank Xu

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CSE403 Software Engineering Autumn 2001 More Testing

CSE403 Software Engineering Autumn 2001 More Testing. Gary Kimura Lecture #10 October 22, 2001. Today. Continue on with testing Understand the distinction between white-box and black-box testing Understand high-level basics of black-box Understand coverage issues in white-box.

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CS4311 Spring 2011 Unit Testing Dr. Guoqiang Hu Department of Computer Science UTEP

CS4311 Spring 2011 Unit Testing Dr. Guoqiang Hu Department of Computer Science UTEP. Statement Coverage Every statement gets executed at least once Every node in the CFG gets visited at least once Statement coverage is the most basic (weakest) coverage. 1. 6. 1. 6.

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What is White Box Software Testing: Advantages and Disadvantages

Greens Technologys is the No 1 Software Testing Training Institute with 100% placement in Chennai offering professional training on both Manual, automation testing training like Selenium, QTP/UFT and Performance Testing Training Courses like LoadRunner and JMeter.

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Les Couvertures

Les Couvertures. Z = -1 IF ( X > 0 and Y > 0) THEN Z = 1 END IF (Z > 0) THEN PRINT END. Statement Coverage. X = 3, Y = 5 Z = -1 IF ( X > 0 and Y > 0) THEN Z = 1 END IF (Z > 0) THEN PRINT END. Decision Coverage. X = 3, Y = 5 Z = -1 IF ( X > 0 and Y > 0) THEN Z = 1

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