Home Login My Account. Cart 0. Change Location. By author : Lee Copeland. Description Contents Author Reviews Here's a comprehensive, up-to-date and practical introduction to software test design. This invaluable book presents all the important test design techniques in a single place and in a consistent, and easy-to-digest format.
An immediately useful handbook for test engineers, developers, quality assurance professionals, and requirements and systems analysts, it enables you to: choose the best test case design, find software defects in less time and with fewer resources, and develop optimal strategies that help reduce the likelihood of costly errors.
It also assists you in estimating the effort, time and cost of good testing. Numerous case studies and examples of software testing techniques are included, helping you to fully understand the practical applications of these techniques. From well-established techniques such as equivalence classes, boundary value analysis, decision tables, and state-transition diagrams, to new techniques like use case testing, pairwise testing, and exploratory testing, the book is an indispensable resource for testing professionals seeking to improve their skills and an excellent reference for college-level courses in software test design.
Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Jun 02, Avraam Mavridis rated it it was amazing. Thats a classic describing blackbox testing, boundary testing etc. Jan 26, Ravin rated it it was amazing Shelves: software-testing. Good breadth on various testing techniques. Some techniques are explained with lacking in depth, nevertheless a good book on testing techniques.
View all 5 comments. Apr 25, ZeV rated it liked it Shelves: comp-programming. For a broad overview of testing techniques, the book may still be useful. I like that the book is very readable with a nice touch of humor scattered throughout the book. The issue is that the book itself is very old by now. As a programmer, I wanted to expose myself to testing techniques in the context of project management, but currently familiar terminologies are not covered; there is no mention of agile, test-driven development, for example.
This could be because the target readers are not pr For a broad overview of testing techniques, the book may still be useful. This could be because the target readers are not programmers. I am neither a tester nor someone who works in QA and cannot speak from the perspective of those in the know. For what it covers, the materials are structured well and covered in sufficient detail. Jul 28, Alex Solonenko rated it it was amazing.
I obviously recommend this book. It is like a Bible for testers. There are only concrete things, not excessive writing, so it can be used either as a handbook for everyday task or as one-time reading.
Old, but still good. I've never seen anything better. It's "classics", describing testing tecniques, that're still in use. Mar 07, Ffakih08 added it Shelves: qa-stuff. Good reference and definitions books. Lina rated it really liked it May 02, Evgeny Ivanchenko rated it it was amazing Jul 24, Kevin Connery rated it it was amazing Aug 24, Marina Kurgina rated it really liked it May 06, Dan Gregson rated it liked it Sep 11, Pasi rated it really liked it Apr 27, Ilya Shalin rated it really liked it Dec 13, Rohan Ahmed Janjua rated it really liked it Aug 26, Abdulfattah Popoola rated it did not like it Jan 02, Maksym Korol rated it really liked it Oct 23, Sherri rated it really liked it Jan 16, Alexandra rated it it was amazing Apr 25, Stefan rated it really liked it Aug 22, Nick rated it really liked it Jun 29, Barbara Mirtz rated it it was amazing Jun 08, Erik Brickarp rated it liked it Feb 25, Maryna Kapitonenko rated it it was amazing Jan 12, Richard rated it liked it Mar 14, Natalya Salikova rated it it was ok Mar 30,
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