Loan Application and Cause-Effect Graphing

The technique of ______ is based on a formal way of structuring complex input-output specification.

In ______ analysis, causes and effects are represented as Boolean variables.

The ______ relationships among causes and effects can be represented as one or more Boolean graphs.

The most critical step in ______ analysis is to identify causes and effects.

To apply cause-effect graphing, one must first transfer the specification of inputs and outputs into ______ values.

Cause-effect graphing is applicable to the software requirements written using ______ statements.

The C-E Analysis process involves ____________ Logical Relationships and Constraints.

Boolean graphs provide a convenient and economical way to visualize ____________ and constraints.

The ____________ Case Selection Strategy determines the number and nature of Cause-combinations to be considered.

Constructing a ____________ Case Coverage Matrix involves tracing through the Cause-Effect relationships to identify combinations of Causes.

The Cause-Effect analysis process involves identifying ____________ among causes that allow for the identification of impossible combinations.

The C-E Analysis process involves ____________ an appropriate Test Case Selection Strategy.

Equivalence partitioning is a method to generate test data for _______________________ testing.

In equivalence partitioning, the input domain is divided into mutually disjoint subsets called _______________________.

Test case design is based on an evaluation of _______________________ for an input condition.

For a boolean variable, one _______________________ and one invalid equivalence class is required.

Equivalence classes for variables can be applied to _______________________ data type such as speed, area, and age.

For string variables, at least one equivalence class contains all _______________________ strings and one all illegal strings.