Sommerville-Software-Engineering-10ed

Subject Index 799
T
tabular specification, 124
task cards, 79–80, 82. See also user stories
teamwork, 656–64
development team, 85, 90, 92–93
group cohesion, 658
group communication, 662–64
group member selection, 659–60
group organization, 660–62
hierarchical groups, 661–62
hiring people, 661
physical work environment and, 663
technical complexity, SoS, 585, 586–87, 590
technical computer-based systems, 552
test cases, 130, 234–37, 252
test-driven development (TDD), 242–45
test-first development, 59, 78, 81–83, 252
test planning, 231
testing (software testing), 58–60, 226–54, 402–04,
427–28
acceptance, 77, 82, 249, 250–51, 252
agile methods for, 59, 78, 81–83, 251
alpha, 249
assurance and, 402–04
automated, 78, 81–83, 233–34,
242, 252
beta, 58, 60, 249–250
choosing test cases, 234–37, 252
component testing, 59, 232, 237–39
customer, 58, 59
debugging v., 58, 232, 244
defect, 58, 227–28, 232, 245, 248
development and, 59–60, 81–83, 570
development testing, 231–42, 252
goals of, 227
incremental approach, 59
inspections v., 229–30
model of, 230–31
penetration, 403–04
plan-driven phases, 59–60
process, 58–60
release testing, 245–48
reliability and, 332–33, 336
resilience, 427–428
security, 402–04
services, 543, 546–47
stages in, 59, 231
statistical, 332–33, 336
system, 59, 232, 240–42
test-driven development (TDD), 242–45
tool-based analysis, 404
unit testing, 47, 232–37
user testing, 249–51
validation, 58–60, 227–29
threats, 377, 378, 404, 413, 414–15
timeouts, 330–31
timestamps, 744
timing analysis, 626–31, 635
timing errors, 238–39
TOGAF, 600, 601
tool-based analysis, 404
tool support, 132, 743, 744, 746
traceability (requirements), 132, 133
trading systems, 605–06
transaction-based applications, 25
transaction processing systems, 185,
186–87, 192
transition phase (RUP), 46–47
triple modular redundancy (TMR), 322
trust, security and, 22, 24
two-tier client-server architecture, 501, 503–05
U
UML (Unified Modeling Language), 140
activity diagrams, 33–34, 141, 143–44
architectural design and, 139, 175, 205
behavioral models, 155–57
business processes and, 143–44
class diagrams, 141, 149–50
component interface diagram, 469
deployment diagrams, 149, 218
diagram types, 139, 140–41, 205
event-driven, 156–57
executable (xUML), 162
generalization and, 152
interaction models, 144–49
object oriented metrics and, 721
object-oriented systems and, 140, 198–209
package symbol, 37
sequence diagrams, 141, 146–49, 155, 163, 205,
206–07
state diagrams, 141, 205, 207–08