Integration Testing for Interface and Interplays

Integration testing operates with the integration of various product elements to cooperate with each other. In this case the main focus is on interface and interaction troubles among these elements. Consequently, in integration testing, every element is treated as an atomic unit or as a black-box, at the...

Component Testing for Execution Points and Specific Functions

Component testing is generally used for testing a software component, normally by a not big team of programmers. A component commonly comprises a set of smaller units that together form an object. For traditional software there isn’t accurate differentiation between units and components. The only...

Limitations and Difficulties of the Checklists

The significant feature of checklists is that they are normally not very specific, especially those high-level ones. For instance, a high-level functional checklist normally includes the main functions to be conducted by software, but the list points are barely detailed enough for software testers to begin a...

What Is Coverage and Coverage-Based Testing?

The majority of generally accepted testing techniques, it doesn’t matter if it is functional testing (black-box testing) or structural testing (white-box testing), use different ways of test coverage as the criteria for stopping testing. The easiest way is completing different checklists, such as a...

The Meaning of Functional Testing In Software Project. Part II

Some traditional white-box testing techniques may also be adapted to conduct black-box testing, such as control-flow and data-flow testing for external functional units instead of for internal executions. Black-box testing may follow the generic testing process to perform planning, implementation and...