Software Test Case Specification IEEE 829-1998 Format (template) This Software Test Case Specification template is based on the IEEE 829-1998 test standard and additional information added from various sources—actual test plans, instructor experience, student comments, etc. |
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Software Test Procedure Specification IEEE 829-1998 Format (template) This Software Test Procedure Specification template is based on the IEEE 829-1998 test standard and additional information added from various sources—actual test plans, instructor experience, student comments, etc. |
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Software Test Activity Log IEEE 829-1998 Format (template) This Software Test Activity Log template is based on the IEEE 829-1998 test standard and additional information added from various sources—actual test plans, instructor experience, student comments, etc. |
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Software Test Incident Report IEEE 829-1998 Format (template) This Software Test Incident Report template is based on the IEEE 829-1998 test standard and additional information added from various sources—actual test plans, instructor experience, student comments, etc. |
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Software Test Summary Report (template) This Software Test Summary Report template is based on the IEEE 829-1998 test standard and additional information added from various sources—actual test plans, instructor experience, student comments, etc. |
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Master Software Test Plan IEEE 829-1998 Format (template) This Master Software Test Plan template is based on the IEEE 829-1998 test standard specification and additional information added from various sources—actual test plans, instructor experience, student comments, etc. |
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Mindless Process Improvement In this paper, we will explain an approach to scoping an improvement program based on problems and goals of the organization. By adopting this approach, organizations are able to make significant progress on real issues, and make progress on the process improvement model or standard they are trying to achieve. The problems and goals of an organization can scope and sequence your improvement program. |
Neil Potter
September 19, 2001 |
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License to Hack Is your organization doing Extreme Programming or one of the other agile methods? Are they considering it? Before you jump on the latest methodology bandwagon, you should make sure you're not just giving your developers a license to hack. Karl Wiegers provides some insight into how agile development models can be misused and how you can ensure that your process improvement effort has the best chance to be effective. |
Karl E. Wiegers
September 19, 2001 |
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Removing Requirement Defects and Automating Test Organizations face many problems that impede rapid development of software systems critical to their operations and growth. This paper discusses model-based |
Mark Blackburn
September 19, 2001 |
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Automation Test Tools Comparison This document has been created as a guide to help testing professionals select, understand, and implement functional test tools in their organisation. Due to the large number of test automation tools available, I have followed the 80/20 rule and selected the most popular as a base for this document. However, where necessary, other products, including test management, performance test, and defect tracking suites will be mentioned. |
Ray Robinson
September 18, 2001 |
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