Testing the requirements model
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Topic: Testing the requirements model
Posted By: Sangita
Subject: Testing the requirements model
Date Posted: 19Jun2007 at 9:53pm
The individual test cases are constructed for a use case by identifying the
domain objects that cooperate to provide the use and by identifying the
equivalence classes<1> for each object. The equivalence classes for a
domain object can be thought of as subsets of the states identified in the
dynamic model of the object. Each test case represents one combination of
values for each domain object in the use scenario.
As the use case test plan is written, an input data
specification table captures the information required to construct the test
cases. That information includes the class from which the domain object is
instantiated, the state space of the class and significant states (boundary
values) for the objects. As the tester writes additional test plans and
encounters additional objects from the same class, the information from one
test plan can be used to facilitate the completion of the current test plan.
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Posted By: ramanathan.rgk
Date Posted: 17Jul2007 at 6:15am
Posted By: swethasudhakar
Date Posted: 17Jul2007 at 9:56pm
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