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1
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Defects per 1000 Lines

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1-25 defects.

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2
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Software Crisis (Late 1960s):

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Software cost > Hardware cost.

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3
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Modern Software Quality Crisis:

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Verification & Validation cost > Program cost.

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4
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Systematic software development.

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Software Engineering

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5
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Adding Comments in Code does what

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Increase program understandability.

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6
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Side-Effect Free Method

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Doesn’t change global state.

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7
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Side-Effects:

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Affects global state of program.

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8
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Referentially Transparent Method

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Return value independent of program context.

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9
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Software Lifecycle Costs:

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Requirement: 10%
Design: 20%
Coding: 20%
Testing: 50%

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10
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It is Professional Practice to use ….. in software development.

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Use of computer tools in software development.

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11
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Maintenance Types:

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Perfective: New (non-)functional requirements.
Corrective: Bug fixing.
Adaptive: Keeping up with environment changes

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12
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Software Product Components:

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Requirements & Design Docs
Program/Code
User Manual

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13
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Conformance between …. and …. via testing

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Specification and Program

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14
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Formatting

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Enhances code readability.

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15
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Test Case Selection:

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Specification = Black box testing
Program code = White box testing

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16
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…. Testing is impossible to Achieve

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Complete Testing

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17
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Performing(physical) experiments based on test cases

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Test Execution

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18
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Test Documentation:

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Logging evidence, results, and evaluations

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19
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Test Suite:

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Collection of test cases

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20
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Partition Definition

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Set of nonempty sets covering X.

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21
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Partition Conditions:

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Elements cover X, pairwise disjoint.

22
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Graphs

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Directed Graph: (V, E)

23
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Directed Graph: (V)

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Set of nodes (vertices)

24
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Directed Graph: (E)

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Set of edges (n, m)

25
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Number of nodes with end nodes

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Indegree

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Outdegree

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Number of nodes with start nodes

27
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Control Flow:

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Order of executed lines

28
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Indegree = 0

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Source node

29
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Outdegree = 0

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Sink node

30
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Javadoc/Commenting:

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  • File-name.
  • Version/Build number.
  • Creation date.
  • Last modification date.
  • Aurthor’s name.
  • Copyright notice.
  • Purpose of the program.
  • Version history
31
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HTML Definition:

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HyperText Markup Language

32
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HTML Purpose:

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Markup language for web pages

33
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Data Storage Types Queue

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FIFO principle (First in, First out)

34
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Stack

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LIFO principle (Last in, First out)

35
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System Under Test (SUT):
Definition

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Java method or class being tested

36
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System Under Test (SUT):
Purpose

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Subject of testing in software development

37
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JUnit Definition

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Testing framework for Java

38
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JUnit Purpose

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Automates test execution and evaluation

39
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Notations Informal

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Natural language descriptions

40
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Notations Semi-Formal

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Structured but not rigorously defined

41
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Notations Formal

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Precise, mathematically defined languages

42
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Notations Examples

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Propositional logic, Process algebra, CASL

43
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HTML Usage

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Defines the structure and layout of a webpage

44
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Software Lifecycle address what questions

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  • What shall we do next?
  • How long shall we continue to do it?
45
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Name one Classical Software Development method

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Waterfall, Spiral, V-mode

46
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Name an Agile Software Development

A

Extreme Programming

47
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Name a method of software development

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Classical / Agile

48
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What is a Story in XP (Extreme Programming)

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a unit of customer visible functionality

49
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a map from variable names to values.

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state

50
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if it holds all states that are possible at a position, it is valid

A

In dafny what is assertion

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