Chapter 4 Vocabulary Flashcards

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Acceptance criteria

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Criteria that a component or system must meet to be accepted by a user, customer, etc.

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Acceptance test-driven development

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A collaboration-based, test-first approach that defines acceptance tests in the stakeholder’s domain language.

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Black-box test technique

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A test technique based on the analysis of the specification of a component or system.

Synonyms:
* Black-box test design technique
* Spec-based test design technique

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Boundary value analysis

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Black-box test technique in which test cases are designed based on boundary values.

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Branch Coverage

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The coverage of branches in a control flow diagram

(Branch testing is a white-box technique)

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Checklist-based testing

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Experience-based test technique based on a checklist.

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Collaboration-based test approach

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Focuses on defect avoidance by collaborating among stakeholders.

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Coverage

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The degree to which specified coverage items are exercised by a test suite, expressed as a percentage.

Synonyms:
* Test coverage

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Decision table testing

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Black-box test technique in which test cases are designed to exercise the combinations of conditions and resulting actions shown in a decision table.

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Equivalence partitioning

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Black-box test technique in which test conditions are equivalence partitions exercised by one representative member of each partition.

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Error guessing

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Tests are derived on the basis of the tester’s knowledge of past failure or general knowledge of failure modes.

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Experience-based test technique

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Based on the tester’s knowlege, experience, and intuition.
* Relies heavily on tester’s skills
* Complementary to white-box and black-box techniques
* May catch errors that were missed by above techniques
* Great in scenarios where there are unclear, ambigous requirements

Synonyms:
* Experienced-based test design technique
* Experience-based technique

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Exploratory Testing

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Testers dynamically design and execute tests based on:
* knowledge
* exploration of the test item
* results of previous tests

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State Transition testing

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Black-box test technique in which test cases are designed to exercise elements of a state transition model.

  • Tests are independent of how software is implemented
  • Test cases will still be useful if behavior stays same after implementation change.

Synonyms:
* Finite state testing

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Statement coverage

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Coverage of executable statements

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Test technique

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Procedure used to define:
* Test conditions
* Test cases
* Test data

during test analysis and design.

Classifications
* Black-box
* White-box
* Experience-based

Synonyms:
* Test design technique

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White-box test technique

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Based on the internal structure of a component or system.
* Dependent on how software is implemented
* Tests are created after the design and implementation of test object.

Synonyms:
* White-box test design technique
* Structure-based test technique

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Statement testing

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White-box test technique designed to execute statements

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Branch testing

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White-box test technique in which test conditions are branches.