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Integration and system testing
Given modules like enter pin, menu, cash withdrawal, collect cash, receipt how will you do integration and system testing can anyone explain it to me


  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: June 06, 2008     Asked by: ketan4778 
  
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Submitted by: gowthamTester
 
Integration testing: This we test whether all the Modules are integarted properly or not. this is done is 5 ways 1) Top down Integration
                                           2) Bottom up Integration
                                           3) Hybrid Integration
                                           4) Big bang Integration
                                           5) Incremental Integartion

System testing: System testing is End to end testing i.e testing the whole functionality
                                           

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June 06, 2008 01:44:09   #1  
gowthamTester Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 10    

RE: Integration and system testing
Integration testing: This we test whether all the Modules are integarted properly or not. this is done is 5 ways 1) Top down Integration
                                           2) Bottom up Integration
                                           3) Hybrid Integration
                                           4) Big bang Integration
                                           5) Incremental Integartion

System testing: System testing is End to end testing i.e testing the whole functionality
                                           

 
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