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Static and Dynamic Testing, Slides of Software Project Management

Kalinga Institute of Industrial TechnologySoftware Project Management

Subject: Software Testing Year:2024

Typology: Slides

2024/2025

Available from 09/03/2024

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Static Testing
•Static Testing do not execute code.
•It manually checks work documents to find errors in early stage.
•Static Testing, a software testing technique in which the software is
tested without executing the code. It has two parts as listed below:
•Review - Typically used to find and eliminate errors or ambiguities in
documents such as requirements, design, test cases, etc.
•Static analysis - The code written by developers are analyzed (usually
by tools) for structural defects that may lead to defects.
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Static Testing

  • Static Testing do not execute code.
  • It manually checks work documents to find errors in early stage.
  • Static Testing, a software testing technique in which the software is tested without executing the code. It has two parts as listed below:
  • Review - Typically used to find and eliminate errors or ambiguities in documents such as requirements, design, test cases, etc.
  • Static analysis - The code written by developers are analyzed (usually by tools) for structural defects that may lead to defects.

Types of Testing

Types of Review

Informal Review

  • Informal reviews are applied many times during the early stages of the life cycle of the document.
  • A two person team can conduct an informal review.
  • In later stages these reviews often involve more people and a meeting.
  • The goal is to keep the author and to improve the quality of the document.
  • The most important thing to keep in mind about the informal reviews is that they are not documented.

Walkthrough

Characteristics

  • The meeting is led by author(s)
  • Scenarios and dry runs may be use to validate the content.
  • Separate pre meeting preparations for reviewers is optional.

Goals of Walkthrough

  • To present the documents both within and outside the software discipline in order to gather the information regarding the topic under documentation.
  • To explain or do the knowledge transfer and evaluate the contents of the document
  • To achieve a common understanding and to gather feedback.
  • To examine and discuss the validity of the proposed solutions

Characteristics of Peer Review

  • Peer Reviews are documented and uses a defect detection process that has peers and technical specialist as part of the review process.
  • The Review process doesn't involve management participation.
  • It is usually led by trained moderator who is NOT the author.
  • The report is prepared with the list of issues that needs to be addressed.

Goals of Technical Review

  • Asses value of technical value and alternative of product.
  • Establish consistency in the use and representation of technical concept.
  • Ensure at early stage technical concept are used correctly.
  • Inform participant of the technical content of document.

The Goals of Inspection are:

  • It helps the author to improve the quality of the document under inspection
  • It removes defects efficiently and as early as possible
  • It improve product quality
  • It create common understanding by exchanging information
  • It learn from defects found and prevent the occurrence of similar defects

Characteristics of Inspection

  • Led by trained moderator.
  • It uses defined roles during the process.
  • It involves peers to examine the product.
  • Rules and checklist are used during the preparation phase.
  • Defect are found and documented in logging list.
  • Metrics are gathered and analyzed to optimized the process.

Find a champion

  • Lead the process project or organizational Level
  • He must be expertise, enthusiastic and a practical mindset.
  • Authority of champion should be clear
  • Must have management support.

Pick things that really count

  • Select document for review that are most important for project.
  • Reviewing most critical, upstream documents like requirement and architecture will show benefits.

Explicitly plan and track review activities

  • To ensure that review become part of day to day activity, hours spent must be in record.
  • Tracking hours will improve planning of next review.

Train Participants

  • Training must be provided in review technique
  • Training must be provided to moderator and prepare them for critical role.