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    UNIT - 4

    TESTING AND MAINTENANCE


    • Software Testing Fundamentals • System Testing And Debugging

    • Internal And External Views Of • Software Implementation


    Testing Techniques:
    • White Box Testing • Coding Practices
    • Basis Path Testing
    • Refactoring
    • Control Structure Testing
    • Maintenance And Reengineering
    • Black Box Testing
    • BPR Model
    • Regression Testing
    • Reengineering Process Model
    • Unit Testing
    • Reverse And Forward Engineering
    • Integration Testing
    • Validation Testing
    Software Testing Fundamentals
    •Testing?
    Testing is the process of evaluating a system or its
    components
    •Why to Learn Software Testing?
    To evaluate the developed software
    •Applications of Software Testing
    Cost Effective Development 
    Product Improvement 
    Test Automation 
    Quality Check 
    •Who does Testing?
    It depends on the process and the associated stakeholders
    of the projects.
    • When to Start Testing?
    Early Start
    •Testing is done in different forms at every phase of SDLC −
    During the requirement gathering phase
    Reviewing the design in the design phase
    On completion of the code
    • When to Stop Testing?
    It is difficult to determine when to stop testing
    What is Verification and Validation?
    Myth 1: Testing is Too Expensive
    Myth 2: Testing is Time-Consuming
    Myth 3: Only Fully Developed Products are Tested
    Myth 4: Complete Testing is Possible
    Myth 5: A Tested Software is Bug-Free
    Myth 6: Missed Defects are due to Testers
    Myth 7: Testers are Responsible for Quality of Product
    Myth 8: Test Automation should be used wherever possible
    to Reduce Time
    Myth 9: Anyone can Test a Software Application
    Myth 10: A Tester's only Task is to Find Bugs
    Differences between Quality Assurance, Quality
    Control and Testing
    Audit and Inspection
    Debugging
    Black-Box Testing

    Advantages
    Disadvantages
    White-Box Testing

    Advantages
    Disadvantages
    Grey box Testing

    Advantages
    Disadvantages
    STLC
    •Software Testing Life Cycle
    •Sequence of different activities performed by the testing
    team
    •Provides step-by-step process

    STLC Phases
    Functional Testing
    •To evaluate the s/m’s fulfillment
    Process of Functional Testing
    •Determination of functionality
    •Creation of test data
    •O/P based on the test data
    •Execution of test cases
    •Comparison of results
    Unit Testing
    •Before the setup is handed over to the testing team
    •Isolate each part of the program
    Integration Testing
    •Testing Of Combined Parts Of An Application
    •Bottom-up integration testing and Top-down integration
    testing are the different methods in integration testing
    System Testing
    Regression Testing
    Acceptance Testing
    Alpha Testing
    Beta Testing
    Non - Functional Testing
     Performance Testing
     Load Testing
     Stress Testing
     Usability Testing
     Security Testing
     Portability Testing

    •Transferring an installed software from one computer


    to another.
    •Building executable (.exe) to run the software on
    different platforms.
     Software maintenance
    •Market Conditions 
    •Organization Changes 
    •Host Modifications 
    •Client Requirements
    Types of maintenance
    •Corrective Maintenance  
    •Corrective Maintenance 
    •Adaptive Maintenance 
    •Perfective Maintenance 
    •Preventive Maintenance 
    Cost of Maintenance
     
    Maintenance Activities
     
    Business Process Re Engineering
    Business process Cycle

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

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