When a web application is developed with some specific goal in mind, those peculiarities which segregate them from any other software application also affects their testing in several ways. These changes may result in harder than traditional testing and to accomplish them successfully we need to employ different testing methodologies. Following are some of the most common testing methodologies available in the testing domain • Interface testing • Usability testing • Functionality testing • Compatibility testing • Performance testing • Security testing Between the above testing methodologies, the testing which is most suitable for the web-based student registration system would be • Interface testing • Functionality testing • Usability testing Let move on the understanding these testing methodologies starting with Interface testing Any web-application consists of two main system interfaces as specified below: • Web server interface and Application server interface • Application and Database server interface. This testing methodology specifically deals with answering following questions • Check all the interactions between the above servers are executed properly? • Are all the errors are handled properly? If any error happens at database or web-server level, for any transaction by application server, are these error messages caught and displayed to the user appropriately? • What should happen when the user interrupts a transaction in-between? • What should happen when the web-server connection is reset in between? The functionality testing uses following strategy to check if the web application is functionally correct or not • Test the working of all the links on a web page • Test all the database connection are established a... ... middle of paper ... ...he user k. Test to check if all the following DB operation are successful i. Student login data is validated properly with that DB ii. Eligible classes are fetched when student logs in iii. Student is successfully able to register for a class iv. Student was able to fetch the confirmation receipt v. Student was able to generate the class registration invoice a. The main menu should be consistent throughout the web site b. When the student is in the WSRS, he/she should be able to see and browse all the eligible classes c. Student should be able to logout any time he/she may wish d. The color scheme and image sizes should be consistent throughout the web site e. All the class and student information content should be accurate and free from grammatical and spelling mistakes. f. Student must have access to sitemap and a link should be provided for web-site help.
The main protagonist for this story is Mr. Waythorn, he is the third and current husband of Alice Waythorn and the story is mostly told from his perspective. He is the main character of the story and works with Alice's second husband, Gus Varick. He is also the stepfather of Lily who is the daughter of the first husband of Alice; Mr. Haskett. He looks beyond the social stigma of marrying a woman who has been twice divorced. We see throughout the story Mr. Waythorn’s character undergoes some changes in the way he views his wife and her past relationships thereby making him a round character. Mrs. Waythorn is the antagonist of this story, it is obvious that the she has used all her marriages to advance her social standing, she redefines herself based on the level she attains, thereby refining who she is to those around her. We see all this from the perspective of her husband. After the glow of the honeymoon has died down Mr. Waythorn begins to realize that his perception of who Alice was before they got married was probably wrong. Alice is revealed to be more complicated as a character than we are initially presented with based on the perception of her current husband, so for this reason she is a round character.
However the only exemption to this rule is Google analytics [1]. For example if an analyst wants to test the web page using a Google Analytics content step, the first step is to choose experimental objectives [1]. Although testing online is optional, however, it is compulsory for every organization, whether small, medium or large to incorporate some level of testing into the business [6]. For a small organization trying to target a specific region some of the benefits of online testing
My role in Saibersys Inc is QA Analyst. During my last weeks of internship we have started automation testing which means using automation tools for executing test cases suite. We usually prefer automation testing because it increases speed of test execution and test coverage. Well we have various types of automation testing tools and they are Selenium, QTP, Rational root etc. The tool we are using in our project is Selenium.
Testing is one of the important methods to boost the confidence of the developers in the reliability of software. Sometimes, programs that are not properly tested perform correct for few months and even years too before some input sets shows the presence of critical errors. Incorrect application that is released to public without fully tested could result in client dissatisfaction and moreover it is important for software in applications that it is free of software faults which might lead to heavy economic loss or even endanger lives. In the past durations, systematic ways to software testing procedures and tools have been developed to avoid many problems. Testing is the most usual technique for fault detection in today’s organization. Main aim of application testing is to boost one's confidence in the correctness of the program being tested.
While developing a software many complex activities are required which in turn have dependencies along them. Large software projects require the involvement of programmers, documentation specialists, program managers, architects, database analysts, system analysts, , and trainers and last but not the least testers. Along with their independent responsibilities these persons are also responsible to maintain and keep a check on the software system quality as well.
Trying to connect to Netscape from home was very difficult. I had many problems connecting and no one to ask. I gave up and ran to school to use the computers there. The computer finally worked at CSUN. I used the engine server named Yahoo. I typed "educational lesson plans". It gave me 33 files. I began searching them to find the one with the most lessons to choose from. The first couple of them were not very helpful. I began to think that this is not going to be easy topic and maybe I should switch topics. But I told myself be patient and continue looking. I finally decided to go around the topic and just type "LAUSD" which gave me the web site. I entered the web site and found a lot of information about the LAUSD system but no lesson plans.
Texas Education Agency (2009). Texas essential knowledge and skills for technology applications: Subchapter B: Middle school. Retrieved from http://ritter.tea.state.tx.us/rules/tac/ch126.html#s12612
So what’s the big issue with traditional testing methods? They’ve been instituted for years and no one seemed to have a problem before now. Well, in the past decade, the nation’s citizens have become increasingly compassionate towards students and their individual needs. President George W. Bush has gotten generous praise for his No Child Left Behind Act of 2002 as a result of popular concerns among communities across the country. While the act may still have areas in need of improvement, it illustrates that educators, parents, and students alike have been desirous of reform within school systems. “The number of calls complaining about high-stakes exams coming from parents...are increasing, and is a reason for concern” (Report, 2001). The recent act caters to the actualization that students are different from one another, and in order for teaching and learning to take place in a non-discriminatory manner, adjustments must be made. According to the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC), “Alternative assessment is any form of measuring what students know and are able to do other than traditional standardized tests. Alternative forms of assessment include portfolios that are collections of students' work over time, performance-based assessments, and other means of testing students such as open-ended essays with no single correct answer, and project work that involves collaboration with peers” (2000). Students learn in many ways. Some learn by listening to lessons and may prefer an environment with the aid of music and rhythm. Others may be visual learners who gather information by looking at photographs or watching videos. There are still others that learn kinesthetic...
There are different types of penetration testing such as black, grey and white-box testing which includes locating security vulnerabilities like checking from the outside in and looking inside the organization.
... conducive for e-learning. Additionally, the internet has a rich database of information required for learning.
Testing constitutes one of the most important aspects of software development or most important phase in the software development life cycle. Out of many different types of software testing, acceptance testing is a test conducted to determine if the requirements of a specification or contract are met. The acceptance testing is defines as: formal testing with respect to user needs, requirements, and business processes conducted to determine whether a system satisfies the acceptance criteria and to enable the user, customers or other authorized
Jorgensen, P. C. (2008). Software Testing: A Craftman's Approach, Third Edition. Boca Raton: Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
What Information is Relevant when Selecting Software Testing Techniques? By: Vegas, Sira; Juristo, Natalia; Basili, Victor. International Journal of Software Engineering & Knowledge Engineering, Dec2002, Vol. 12 Issue 6, p657, 18p; (AN 9199276)
Research for information became easier with the creation of the Internet, just ask anyone who has conducted a manual library search for information. The University has taken the research process one step further by creating “rEsource.” Now any student can seek and obtain information from an endless collection of materials necessary to help one succeed in his/her degree program. All resources are available on-line and accessible from any location with an Internet access. Time is maximized allowing students to accomplish their objectives in half the time. The “rEsource” tool is only one leg of the three-legged stool provided to students. The second support system assures all students the ability to work as part of “learning teams.”
A College also provides a useful online library that can be access to help students with their studies. This library offers three different databases which students can use to research class assignments. The three databases are EBSCOhost, Gale Power Search, and ProQuest. Here I can find articles, journals, and other sources of educationally based on the material in my search I conduct.