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Combinatorial Software Testing
Computer, 2009Combinatorial testing can detect hard-to-find software faults more efficiently than manual test case selection methods. While the most basic form of combinatorial testing-pairwise-is well established, and adoption by software testing practitioners continues to increase, industry usage of these methods remains patchy at best.
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IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2004
Testing software security is a commonly misunderstood task. Done properly, it goes deeper than simple black-box probing on the presentation layer (the sort performed by so-called application security tools) - and even beyond the functional testing of security apparatus. Testers must use risk-based approaches, grounded in both the system's architectural
Gary McGraw 0001, Bruce Potter
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Testing software security is a commonly misunderstood task. Done properly, it goes deeper than simple black-box probing on the presentation layer (the sort performed by so-called application security tools) - and even beyond the functional testing of security apparatus. Testers must use risk-based approaches, grounded in both the system's architectural
Gary McGraw 0001, Bruce Potter
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2008
Abstract This chapter explores current state-of-the-art techniques that have been used in software design testing, either to test the designs or to test implementations against the designs. A common design notation that is in use today is UML. Originally, techniques have been designed with the intentions of testing implementations against their ...
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Abstract This chapter explores current state-of-the-art techniques that have been used in software design testing, either to test the designs or to test implementations against the designs. A common design notation that is in use today is UML. Originally, techniques have been designed with the intentions of testing implementations against their ...
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Optimal software testing and adaptive software testing in the context of software cybernetics
Information and Software Technology, 2002Abstract Software cybernetics explores the interplay between software theory/engineering and control theory/engineering. Following the idea of software cybernetics, the controlled Markov chains (CMC) approach to software testing treats software testing as a control problem.
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The growth of software testing
Communications of the ACM, 1988We can trace the evolution of software test engineering by examining changes in the testing process model and the level of professionalism over the years. The current definition of a good software testing practice involves some preventive methodology.
David Gelperin, Bill Hetzel
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Proceedings of the 1983 annual conference on Computers : Extending the human resource - ACM 83, 1983
The topic of software testing is as general as the blue sky, and because software has become one of the key ingredients used to build machines, testing methodologies have become an important part of the overall software development cycle, particularly in highly demanding real time environments.
John O. B. Greaves, Art Bailey
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The topic of software testing is as general as the blue sky, and because software has become one of the key ingredients used to build machines, testing methodologies have become an important part of the overall software development cycle, particularly in highly demanding real time environments.
John O. B. Greaves, Art Bailey
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Introduction to Software Testing
2008Extensively class-tested, this textbook takes an innovative approach to software testing: it defines testing as the process of applying a few well-defined, general-purpose test criteria to a structure or model of the software. It incorporates the latest innovations in testing, including techniques to test modern types of software such as OO, web ...
Paul Ammann, Jeff Offutt
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IEEE Security and Privacy Magazine, 2005
Quality assurance and testing organizations are tasked with the broad objective of assuring that a software application fulfills its functional business requirements. Such testing most often involves running a series of dynamic functional tests to ensure proper implementation of the application's features.
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Quality assurance and testing organizations are tasked with the broad objective of assuring that a software application fulfills its functional business requirements. Such testing most often involves running a series of dynamic functional tests to ensure proper implementation of the application's features.
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Proceedings of the second Australasian conference on Computer science education - ACSE '97, 1996
Testing is a relatively neglected component of the computer science curriculum. It lacks the glamour associated with more constructive activities such as software design and implementation. However, it is the primary verification and validation technique for software and, as such, plays a critical role in the software development process.
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Testing is a relatively neglected component of the computer science curriculum. It lacks the glamour associated with more constructive activities such as software design and implementation. However, it is the primary verification and validation technique for software and, as such, plays a critical role in the software development process.
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2003
Chapter on software testing from Encyclopaedia of Physical Science and Technology.
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Chapter on software testing from Encyclopaedia of Physical Science and Technology.
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