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What type of testing focuses on the interaction between different systems and external hardware and software?

  • Unit test
  • Acceptance test
  • Integration test
  • System test (correct)
  • Which testing technique requires knowledge of the internal structure of the software?

  • Black box test
  • White box test (correct)
  • Functional/external test
  • Structural/interior test
  • What type of testing verifies if corrections made do not negatively impact other parts of the system?

  • Regression testing (correct)
  • System test
  • Re testing
  • Unit/component test
  • What is the main focus of software verification?

    <p>Making sure the software is correctly implemented</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of tester focuses on functional aspects without needing to know the internal structure of the software?

    <p>Black box tester</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which phase of the V model is primarily associated with software design verification?

    <p>Verification</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In which phase of testing does a customer typically perform the evaluation to ensure the system meets their requirements?

    <p>Acceptance test</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In software testing, what is the main difference between testing and debugging?

    <p>Testing is about finding defects, while debugging is about correcting defects.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which testing technique focuses on evaluating how efficiently the code has been developed?

    <p>Structural/interior test</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a software defect lead to when many defects are executed?

    <p>Software failure by reaching user requirements</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which activity helps in improving processes by learning from defects in previous projects?

    <p>Conducting technical reviews</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary goal of software quality assurance?

    <p>Minimizing risks in the system</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Software Testing

    • Software testing is a process to execute a program or application to find software bugs (defects)

    Types of Testers

    • Developer: performs unit testing and integration testing
    • Independent tester: performs system testing and acceptance testing

    Levels of Testing

    • Unit testing: testing individual components
    • Integration testing: testing interaction between components (component integration and system integration)
    • System testing: testing the entire system and its functionality
    • Acceptance testing: testing to ensure the system meets the customer's requirements

    Acceptance Testing

    • Done by the system user (customer)
    • Ensures the testing environment is ready for the customer to test the system
    • Provides feedback to correct defects and re-test

    Regression Testing

    • Re-tests the entire system after corrections are made
    • Ensures corrections do not affect other parts of the system

    Testing Techniques

    • Black box testing: testing without knowing the internal structure of the system
    • White box testing: testing with knowledge of the internal structure of the system

    Functional and Structural Testing

    • Functional testing: focuses on the functionality of the system
    • Structural testing: focuses on how the programmer develops the system

    Test-Driven Development

    • Develops and tests simultaneously
    • Benefits: code coverage, regression testing, and simplifies debugging

    Verification and Validation

    • Verification: ensures the software is built correctly (are we building the product in the right way?)
    • Validation: ensures the software meets the user's requirements (are we building the right product?)

    Errors, Defects, and Failures

    • Error: an action that leads to a fault (programmer makes an error)
    • Defect: a fault in the software (program does not give the expected result)
    • Failure: the inability of the system to meet the user's requirements (system fails to reach user requirements)

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