Testing, Debugging, and Verification - Testing, Part II

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Testing Levels Based on Software Activity Acceptance Testing assess software with respect to user requirements System Testing assess software with respect to system-level specification Integration Testing assess software with respect to high-level design Unit Testing assess software with respect to low-level unit design remarks: – terminology, and depth of this hierarchy, varies in literature TDV: Testing /GU 121130 2 / 28
V-Model Requirements Analysis Architectural Design (many variants!) Customer needs Choose components, connections Subsystem Design Structure, behaviour of subsystem Code! Implementation Unit Testing User's/client's needs met? Assembled system meets spec? Does components work together? Test individual methods, classes Integration Testing Acceptance Testing System Testing TDV: Testing /GU 121130 3 / 28
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