Software Testing: Principles and Practice

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Pearson Education India, 2006 - Computers - 480 pages
Software Testing: Principles and Practices covers both the theoretical and practical aspects of testing, as well as new developments in the field. It covers the principles of testing, life cycle models for software development, test management metrics and automation, and the different types of testing. It also provides in-depth knowledge on specialized testing methods. It also recognises common issues faced by companies in terms of people management, geographically dispersed teams, and varying company business models.
 

Contents

Setting the Context
1
Select Topics in Specialized Testing
22
Software Development Life Cycle Models
25
Types of Testing
47
Black Box Testing
73
Integration Testing
107
References
126
Performance Testing
169
Ad hoc Testing
228
Usability and Accessibility Testing
274
People and Organizational Issues in Testing
299
Organization Structures for Testing Teams
320
Test Planning Management Execution and Reporting
351
Software Test Automation
387
Test Metrics and Measurements
420
Illustrations
457

Regression Testing
193
Internationalization I18n Testing
211
References and Bibliography
481
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Srinivasan Desikan is a hands-on SOFTWARE ENGINEERING professional in the area of product development, testing and production support.

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