Open AccessAnatomy of Model Based Testing
Author(s) -
Keerthi Kumar Narayan,
Sharan Kumar Paratala Rajagopal
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
international journal of recent technology and engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2277-3878
DOI - 10.35940/ijrte.b4053.079220
Subject(s) - systems development life cycle , computer science , software engineering , test suite , test management approach , test strategy , non regression testing , test plan , reliability engineering , test case , regression testing , white box testing , software development process , test script , system under test , software , software development , software construction , engineering , programming language , machine learning , regression analysis , archaeology , navy , history
In a typical Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), the software testing life cycle consists of reviewing of the requirements, test planning for design, development and execution. Test designing phase is considered as the most vital and foundational in deriving the test cases against the software or the application to be validate. The known fact is that in order to derive an effective test suite generally consumes a lot of manual efforts and good amount of expertise as well. [1] When the testers validate an application for its correct and required behavior, then that system is known as System Under Test (aka SUT), the most common term used in software testing process. Since, this is purely based on a manual approach and testers may not be able to validate all the possible and required scenarios, there may be risk of putting the system for validation. Because, the application may break under a particular use case. This can be overcome by applying Model Based Testing (MBT).