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    A Framework for Good Enough Testing
    This article discusses a Good Enough quality model. The Good Enough model is first defined, then the parts of the definition are assessed. The author asks how good the testing is and is it worth improving Author(s) : James Bach

    Updated: 10/08/2005

    Agile Testing What is it? Can it work?
    The topics for this slide presentation are: what agile testing is, agile development methodologies, the role of testing, test-first programming, refactoring: improve the design of existing code, acceptance testing, a practice for agile testing (conversation test creation, coaching tests, providing test interfaces, exploratory learning). Author(s) : Bret Pettichord

    Updated: 10/08/2005

    Extreme Rules of the Road How a Tester Can Steer an eXtreme Programming Project Toward Success
    This article on XP compares XP with driving a car; first gear is planning, second is writing acceptance tests and third is performing and automating tests. Common problems like issues that come up that look like defects but are outside the scope of the iteration are also discussed. Author(s) : Lisa Crispin

    Updated: 10/08/2005

    Heuristic Risk-Based Testing
    This article explains what risk-based testing is and then explains why you would want to do it and how to do it well. Heuristic analysis and two approaches to analysis (inside-out and outside-in) are then presented. Three ways to organize risk - based testing and making it all work are then discussed. Author(s) : James Bach

    Updated: 10/08/2005

    New Models for Test Development
    In this paper the author discusses why the "V model" doesn't work. The author then describes a model he thinks is better. Important requirements for test models are then presented. Author(s) : Brian Marick

    Updated: 10/08/2005

    Quality Assurance and Testing in Agile Projects
    This slide presentation covers the following topics: the manifesto for agile software development, QA in agile projects - what does it mean, agile testing?? - not just another buzzword, what is so special about Test Driven Development, Test Driven Development in non-XP projects, helping users with acceptance testing, back to basics - what are the real requirements, safeguarding the user experience - the role of QA in usability, ensuring quality is designed into the application, assisting in the creation of working software. Author(s) : Pete McBreen

    Updated: 10/08/2005

    Automated Testing of Object-Oriented Components using Intelligent Test Artifacts
    This PowerPoint presentation covers the following topics: component test frameworks, test design questions, pattern responses to design questions, test component, test artifact - properties, test artifact - consequences, test sequence, configured instance, test stimulus, test stimulus - strategy, nested state, aggregate state, state validation, state validation - strategy, object variation, and an example artifice hierarchy. Author(s) : Michael Silverstein

    Updated: 10/08/2005

    Binder Object - Oriented Testing Metrics
    This PowerPoint presentation outlines what the software engineer should do to: calculate the lack of cohesion in methods, find the number of public attributes, calculate the number of friend classes, and determine the number of root classes. Author(s) : Author Unknown

    Updated: 10/08/2005

    Developing Test Adequacy Criteria for OO Software
    This report is on the development of criteria based on structural coverage requirements for object oriented software. The focus on this report is on the development of criteria for objects. Author(s) : Brigid Haworth

    Updated: 10/08/2005

    Investigating the Effectiveness of Object - Oriented Testing Strategies with the Mutation Method
    The mutation method assesses test quality by examining the ability of a test set to distinguish syntactic deviations representing specific types of faults from the program under test. This paper describes an empirical study performed to evaluate the effectiveness of object-oriented (OO) test strategies using the mutation method. The test sets for the experimental system are generated according to three selected OO test methods and their effectiveness is compared by determining how well the developed test sets kill injected mutants derived from an established mutation system Mothra, and the authors own OO-specific mutation technique which is termed Class Mutation. Author(s) : Sunwoo Kim, John A. Clark and John A. McDermid

    Updated: 10/08/2005

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