Software Testing: A Self-Teaching Introduction

by Rajiv Chopra

This overview of software testing in a “self-teaching” format contains easy-to- understand chapters with tips and insights about software testing, its basic concepts, applications, and practical case studies. It includes numerous, end-of-chapter questions with answers to test your knowledge and reinforce mastery of the concepts being presented. The book also includes state of the art material on the video-game testing process (Chapter 14) and a game-testing plan template (Chapter 15). Features +Uses a practical, “self-teaching” approach with practical case studies +Offers numerous, end-of-chapter questions with answers including conceptual and multiple-choice +Includes material on video game testing Brief Table of Contents 1: Introduction to Software Testing. 2: Software Verification and Validation. 3: Black Box (Functional) Testing Techniques. 4: White Box (Structural) Testing Techniques. 5: Gray Box Testing. 6: Reducing the Number of Test Cases. 7: Levels of Testing. 8: Object-Oriented Testing. 9: Automated Testing. 10: Test Point Analysis (TPA). 11: Testing Your Web Sites. 12: Regression Testing of a Relational Database. 13: Case Study on Testing of E-Learning Management Systems. 14: The Game Testing Process. 15: Basic Game-Testing Plan Template. Appendices. Index. About the Author R. Chopra, PhD is an assistant professor of computer science and engineering and has written several texts and journal articles.

Genres: Programming, Reference

897 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 11, 2018