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Glossary and AbbreviationsNone. TestingTesting:: Factors affecting test-case effectivenessThe Factors affecting test-case effectiveness are shown on Figure 1.
There are 6 factors (in 3 groups) affecting test-case effectiveness:
All these factors will reflect on test-case effectiveness. Testing:: Test-Case Escape ClassificationDuring the analysis of the test results one of tricks is classification of test-case escapes based on the logic shown on Figure 2. This will allow to analyze not only the quality of the product being tested but test and assumption quality during the test preparation. By using algorithm shown on the Fig.2 all test escapes can be grouped into 6 groups corresponding to 6 factors above. Testing:: Test Escape AnalysisFigure 3 gives an example of the test-case escape analysis. This is not a real example.
As we can see from the diagram, Test Escapes does not always indicate product fails, but caused by either incomplete functional specification, or by incorrect functional specification. Test Escapes in the example shows importance of the Requirements Analysis at the beginning of the project. By analysis of the Diagram shown on Figure 3 it is possible to significantly improve the Test Quality. ReferenceThe above material is compiled from IT Professional Magazine published by IEEE . Downloads
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