Software Testing

Produktbeschreibung

One of the first comprehensive guides to testing every phase of software development and revision Businesses lose billions of dollars every year due to poorly tested software, and the body of professional software testers is grossly underpopulated. Now, Software Testing delivers a thorough treatment of everything a technology professional needs to become a proficient software tester. The presentation sequence builds from simple to complex examples, giving novice readers a foundation for grasping the material. The use of real-world case studies further enhances understanding, while diagrams, tables, and sample printouts help the reader to visualize the processes being discussed. Divided into four parts, this book provides: * An overview of software testing * A review of software development life cycles * Structured testing strategies and approaches * A complete life cycle software testing project Ideal for graduate-level students of computer science and management information systems, this resourceful book also includes a companion Web site with tools and additional examples. 

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Preface.

Acknowledgments.

1. Overview of Testing.

2. The Software Development Lifecycle.

3. Overview of Structured Testing.

4. Testing Strategy.

5. Test Planning.

6. Static Testing.

7. Functional Testing.

8. Structural (Non-functional) Testing.

9. Performance Testing.

10. The Testing Environment .

11. Automated Testing Tools .

12. Analyzing and Interpreting Test Results.

13. A Full Software Development Lifecycle Testing Project.

14. Testing Complex Applications .

15. Future Directions in Testing. References.

References.

Index. 

Autoreninfo

Gerald D. Everett, PhD, is IBM Certified in Instruction and Mentoring. He received his doctorate in computer science from the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Everett's experience spans more than thirty-five years of software development, testing, and consultative services. His technology solutions have been deployed nationally and internationally.

Raymond McLeod Jr., PhD, is Adjunct Professor at the University of Texas at Austin, teaching courses in information systems and marketing. He has authored or coauthored several publications and was chair of the ACM Special Interest Group for Computer Personnel Research (SIGCPR).