Testing IT: An Off-the-Shelf Software Testing Process
- 4h 55m
- John Watkins
- Cambridge University Press
- 2001
This pragmatic guide provides a testing framework that can be used by all members of staff involved in software development and testing within an organisation to improve the quality and to reduce timescales, effort, and cost. This book covers all aspects of testing, as well as software developed or modified in-house, the modification or extension of existing legacy software systems, as well as software developed on behalf of an organisation by a third party. This framework can be customised to match the particular testing requirements of any particular organisation, and a series of real-world case studies are provided to illustrate how this can be achieved.
The book also provides a comprehensive set of standard testing document templates, proformas, and checklists for the reader to use in their testing projects. These items are provided electronically, which allows the reader to customised them to match the particular requirements of their business.
In this Book
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Introduction
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An Overview of Testing
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Testing Techniques
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The Management and Planning of Testing
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Unit Testing
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Integration Testing
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System Testing
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Systems Integration Testing
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User Acceptance Testing
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Operations Acceptance Testing
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Regression Testing
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Improving the Testing Process
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Introduction, Adoption, and Maintenance of the Testing Process
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Case Study 1—The British Library
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Case Study 2—Reuters Product Acceptance Group
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Case Study 3—Crown Quality Assurance Group
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Case Study 4—The Wine Society
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Case Study 5—Automatic Data Processing Limited
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