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Problem statement: As a complex logic system, software may suffer from different source&#13; of faults. Those faults can be avoided by applying different testing processes. It appears recently that&#13; the interaction among the system factors represents a common source of faults. Software function&#13; properly, all input factors and their interactions of the software need to be tested i.e., exhaustive&#13; testing. Random testing, in another hand, doesnt guarantee the coverage of all factors interaction.&#13; Approach: Covering Arrays (CAs) are mathematical objects used as platform or structure to represent&#13; the interactions of factors for a given system. The uses of CAs become important to reduce the test&#13; cases by covering all t-interactions of the system factors at least one time. Results: This study focuses&#13; exclusively on the applications of the CAs in software interaction testing. We provide an overview of&#13; CAs notations, types and construction methods. Conclusion: We reviewed the recent applications of&#13; CAs to software testing and discuss the future possible directions of the research. The research in this&#13; area seems to be an active research direction for the coming years

A Review of Covering Arrays and Their Application to Software Testing