subbu

• Dec 22nd, 2006

 

testing types

1.functional testing here we r checking the behavior of the software.

2.non-functional testing here we r checking the performance , usability ,volume,security.

testing methodologies

1.static testing : in static testing we are not execute the code

ex:walk throughs,inspections,review

2.dynamic testing: in dynamic testing we are execute the code

ex: block box , white box

testing techniques

1 white box

2 block box

testing levels

1 component testing

2 integration testing in small

3 system testing

4 integration testing in large

5 acceptance testing

zing

• Oct 10th, 2007

 

Wow.... what a general question,


Well my friend, did you know that there are more that 350 testing (types)strategies

so many testing (types)strategies are combinations to create a new strategy.
basics strategies:  smoke, sanity, functional, regression, integration, data-integrity, end to end, system, documentation, GUI, load, stress, performance
 

For testing methodologies I know there are mre than 15 but the major players are,
Agile, RUP, Iterative, Spiral, Waterfall and XP


and for testing techniques (need to elaborate more on what you mean) im thinking approaches

3 approaches:  white box, grey box, black box



all of these are important while beginning to test.  You will need to know what methodology will the company be adapting, what strategies are outlined within the test plan for you to follow, and what will be your approach,

there is so much reading you needd to do on these topics, may I suggest the internet :) read up on each of these and you'll get started. only started

goodluck

Suresh B

• Nov 17th, 2007

 

Testing Methodologies

1.static testing : in static testing we are not execute the code

ex:walkthroughs, inspections, review

2.dynamic testing: in dynamic testing we are execute the code

ex: block box , white box

jafarcts

 Profile Answers by jafarcts 

• Jun 8th, 2008

 

Testing Types:
1. Unit testing
2. Integration Testing
3. Regression Testing
4. System testing
5. Acceptence Testing.
6. Performance Testing
7. Load Testing
8. Stress Testing
9. Alpha Testing
10. Beta testing

Testing Techniques:
1. Black Box Testing
2. White box (or gray box) testing

Testing Levels:
Black box testing:
1. Graph based testing
2. Equivalence partiioning testing
3. Boundry Value analysis testing.
4. Comparision Testing
5. Orthogonal Array testing.

Sriman

• Sep 23rd, 2011

 

Testing types

* Functional testing here we are checking the behavior of the software.
* Non-functional testing here we are checking the performance, usability, volume, security.

Testing methodologies

* Static testing : In static testing we are not executing the code
ex: Walk through, Inspections, Review

* Dynamic testing: In dynamic testing we are executing the code
ex: Black box , White box

Testing techniques

* White box
* Black box

Testing levels

* Unit testing
* Integration testing
* System testing
* Acceptance testing

Davis Thomas

• Oct 1st, 2012

 

TESTING: A must know terms
1. What is Regression testing?
2. What is re-testing?
3. What is STATIC and Dynamic testing?
4. What is Functional and non-functional testing?
5. What is Structural testing?
6. What is Maintenance testing?
7. What is Black, White and Gray Box testing?
8. What is Smoke and sanity testing?
9. What is Unit (Component) testing?
10. What is Integration testing?
11. What is System testing?
12. What is Acceptance testing?
13. What is Load and Stress testing?
14. What is Alpha and Beta testing?
15. What is usability testing?
16. What is configuration management?
17. What is confirmation testing?
18. What is random/monkey testing?
19. What is negative and positive testing?
20. What is exploratory testing?
21. What is adhoc testing?
22. What is Decision Table testing?
23. What is State Transition Testing?
24. What is Use case testing?
25. What is Statement testing?
26. What is Decision Testing?
27. Explain Software testing life cycle?
28. What does entry and exit criteria mean in a project?
29. What is the difference between verification and validation?
30. Can you explain equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis?

kris

• Nov 7th, 2014

 

What is Regression and Stress Testing
What is the difference between Load, Stress, and Regression Testing?

Kris

• Nov 7th, 2014

 

Introduction to Software Engineering/Testing
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Software_Engineering/Testing#Regression_testing

vinayagam

• Apr 17th, 2015

 

Types of testing
1.Smoke testing
2.Sanity testing
3.Functional testing
4. UI testing
5.Performance testing
6. Security testing

dsgasd

• Aug 2nd, 2017

 

Regression is the one type of testing in which we test whether the changes made in the one module may effected in the other module.
Let us think an application which shows the total count of seats in a theater in first module and total un boocked seats in the next module, now we report a issue in the first module and the developer clears the issue, then we should check the next module for any new issues due to change in code in the first module this is called regression testing.