Automatic Test Case Generation from UML State Chart Diagram: A Survey

Salman, Yasir Dawood; Hashim, Nor Laily

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-24584-3_12

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“…There are many criteria for the quality of test cases. One of them lies on the breadth coverage of the functionalities in the system being tested [40]. Then, [14] added that various dimensions have to be considered in ensuring the quality of test cases.…”

Section: A Test Case Qualitymentioning

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Test Case Quality Factors

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2021

TURCOMAT

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The guarantee of software quality is very important. Thus, before a software is released to the end users, the flaws in the software should be detected by using high quality test cases. Currently, gauging the quality of test cases is carried out without any particular model and the criteria for good test cases is still unclear. Therefore, this study studies the literature using Systematic Literature Review (SLR) technique to identify the criteria of good test cases. The SLR considered papers between 2010 and 2018 in IEEE Xplore, ACM Digital Library, and Science Direct databases. Through the searching, it was found 310 papers are related. After filtering using exclusion and insertion criteria, 14 papers were considered for analysis. As a result, the test managed to identify 30 quality factors from the selected articles. These quality factors were additionally inspected, arranged and finished to be incorporated as the quality factors of test cases evaluation metrics.

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Section: A Test Case Qualitymentioning

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Test Case Quality Factors

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2021

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“…In [26], a recent work of literature review related to a model based testing by using UML state chart diagram is presented. A survey table presented in this study is well organized and presents complete details of the findings.…”

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A Systematic Review of Use Cases based Software Testing Techniques

Qazi¹,

Rauf²,

Minhas³

2016

IJSEIA

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Use case based Software testing concerned with testing an entire system's functionality and its constraints. User's requirements can be drawn in form of use cases to show the internal and external behaviour of a system. The use case has been used to test software system for different levels as well as through many ways according to nature of software. Rather than proposing a new technique, it is necessary to synthesize the existing techniques of Use case based software testing which is available in the literature. A Systematic Literature Review has been performed to investigate all the current approaches of Use case based software testing techniques. A question-wise analysis has also been presented for the researchers to investigate the effectiveness of these techniques. In results, we have discussed all the existing approaches of Use case based software testing along with its strengths & weaknesses and measure the characteristics of these approaches based on some key parameters. We have concluded the current state of the art of all the existing approaches of Use case based testing. Results are based on both types of analysis; Qualitative as well as Quantitative.

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“…The FSM model can be extracted from the HDL program that implements the sequential circuit under consideration. Modeling software systems by FSA [1] started tentatively; nowadays FSA-centric models are popular, for example, state diagrams of UML [24]. Graphical user interfaces (GUIs) are good examples that can be modeled by FSA, because they usually form strictly sequential processes and systems.…”

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Towards Uniform Modeling and Holistic Testing of Hardware and Software

Kılınççeker

Belli

2019

2019 1st International Informatics and Software Engineering Conference (UBMYK)

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This paper introduces an approach to uniform modeling and testing of hardware and software systems and their faults. As an example, for hardware under consideration, designs at a behavioral level will be used, implemented in Hardware Description Language (HDL). For software, an example will be borrowed from a graphical user interface design. Both examples will be modeled by finite state machines. The mutation of these models leads to lucid hardware and software fault models, respectively. Original models and their mutants will then be used to generate test cases for positive testing and negative testing, respectively, forming a holistic test strategy. A positive test is supposed to validate the system under legal (expected, regular) circumstances, whereas a negative test checks the behavior of the system under illegal (unexpected, irregular) situations. Non-trivial examples are used to validate and analyze the approach with respect to uniform modeling and testing capability.

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Automatic Test Case Generation from UML State Chart Diagram: A Survey

Cited by 5 publications

References 28 publications

Test Case Quality Factors

Test Case Quality Factors

A Systematic Review of Use Cases based Software Testing Techniques

Towards Uniform Modeling and Holistic Testing of Hardware and Software

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