Computer Science

Software Testing Concepts and Operations

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Software engineering is the only engineering discipline where product testing is a major technical and organizational concern, as well as an important cost factor. Several factors contribute to this state of affairs:
• The first factor that makes software testing such a big concern is, of course, the size and complexity of software products, which make the design of software products a high-risk, error-prone proposition. • The second factor is the lack of a standardized development process for software products, which means that product quality cannot be ensured by process con- trols, and has to be ensured by product controls instead. • The third factor is the scarcity of practical, scalable methods that can ensure prod- uct quality through static product analysis, shifting the burden to dynamic methods. • Other factors include the absence of a general reuse discipline, the lack of scal- ability of correctness-preserving development methods, and the pervasiveness of specification changes through the development, maintenance, and evolution process, etc.

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Software Testing Concepts and Operations

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New Jersey : JOHN WILEY & SONS, LTD., 2015

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1-401

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English

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978-1-118-66287-8

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