Introduction
When can testing be stopped/reduced?
It is difficult to determine when exactly to stop testing. Here are a few common factors that help you decide when you can stop or reduce testing: De…
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Introduction
Cost of fixing bugs
Costs are logarithmic; they increase in size tenfold as the time increases. A bug found and fixed during the early stages – requirements or product s…
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Introduction
Bug Life Cycle
Bug Life Cycle starts with an unintentional software bug/behavior and ends when the assigned developer fixes the bug. A bug when found should be comm…
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Introduction
What is a bug? Why do bugs occur?
A software bug may be defined as a coding error that causes an unexpected defect, fault, flaw, or imperfection in a computer program. In other words,…
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Introduction
Software Testing Life Cycle
Software Testing Life Cycle consists of six (generic) phases: 1) Planning, 2) Analysis, 3) Design, 4) Construction, 5) Testing Cycles, 6) Final Testi…
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Introduction
Various Life Cycle Models
The way you approach a particular application for testing greatly depends on the life cycle model it follows. This is because each life cycle model p…
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Introduction
Software Life Cycle
The software life cycle typically includes the following: requirements analysis, design, coding, testing, installation, and maintenance. In between, …
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Standards
Introduction to Software Standards
Capability Maturity Model - Developed by the software community in 1986 with leadersh…
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