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SQAM Course, Proficience, IISc1
Module 3: Software TestingModule 3: Software Testing
3.1 Fundamentals of Software Testing3.2 Testing Strategy and Planning3.3 Testing Methods3.4 Economics of Testing3.5 Testing Metrics3.6 Defect Tracking3.7 Templates and Checklists3.8 Case Study
 
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Goal is to find faults
What kind of faults?
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Algorithmic
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Computation and Precision
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Documentation
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Overload
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Capacity
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Timing
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Performance
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Recovery
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System
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Standards
 
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Code’s logic does not produce the proper output for agiven input
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Some examples
Branch under wrong conditions
Fail to set loop invariant
Fail to initialize variables
Comparing inappropriate data types
Formula is implemented incorrectly
Computation not performed to the required accuracy
Data structures filled past their capacity
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Buffer overflow
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Dimension of tables larger than code can handle
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Length of queue too great
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