Lecture 8 Recap Quiz - Testing

Terminology:

• Error is when the observed behaviour is not equal to the expected behaviour.

• Verification is the activity of checking for deviations from the specified behaviour of the system.

• When the system has an error, any further processing could lead to failure.

Unit Testing:

• Black box testing is done using analysis knowledge to discover new features.

• White box testing tests what is done instead of what should be done.

• During unit testing developers test groups of subsystems.

Integration Testing:

• During integration testing, the developers test the complete system and how well all the components are integrated together.

• A driver acts as a replacement of the actual subsystem and provides the same interface.

• Later integration exposes the system to higher risks of unexpected failures, vertical integration is therefore used to build, integrate and test subsystems as early and as frequently as possible.

System Testing:

• During system testing, the complete system is examined in the target environment to see whether it meets the client’s requirements or not.

• Fuzzing refers to running a program on many random, abnormal inputs to detect deviations from the expected behaviour.

• White box fuzzing generates input without any knowledge of the program.

Model Based Testing:

• The Oracle contains all data that is required for the test case execution.

• With automated testing, it is possible to test a system completely.

• It's helpful to separate developers from testers.

Object Oriented Testing:

• The replacements for collaborators are mock objects.

• The System Model contains all replacements of the collaborators.

• The SUT gets isolated to prevent interferences or allow early testing.