Introduction
Numerous textbooks address software testing in a structured development environment. By “structured” is meant a well-defined development cycle in which discretely defined steps provide measurable outputs at each step. It is assumed that software testing activities are based on clearly defined requirements and software development standards, and that those standards are used to develop and implement a plan for testing. Unfortunately, this is often not the case. Typically, testing is performed against changing, or even wrong, requirements.
This text aims to provide a quality framework for the software testing process in traditional structured as well as unstructured environments. The goal is to provide a continuous quality improvement ...
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