Comparing software design for testability to hardware DFT and BIST

Alanen, Jack; Ungar, Louis Y.

doi:10.1109/autest.2011.6058776

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“…They further mention that decisions taken by designers impact not only usability but also testability. As per Alanen et al [1], it is crucial to involve both testers and developers in understanding testability requirements to enhance software testability. Furthermore, they must promote testability earlier in the development phase and make the SUT easier to test by providing guidelines that aid testability [1,25,26].…”

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“…As per Alanen et al [1], it is crucial to involve both testers and developers in understanding testability requirements to enhance software testability. Furthermore, they must promote testability earlier in the development phase and make the SUT easier to test by providing guidelines that aid testability [1,25,26]. Factors affecting waste: Maintaining test cases is generally viewed as an expensive and time-consuming process by software developers [23].…”

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Evidence and perceptions on GUI test automation - An Exploratory Study

Polepalle

Kondoju

Badampudi

2022

15th Innovations in Software Engineering Conference

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Context: Software testing requires substantial effort in maintaining GUI test scripts, leading to rework or waste. Therefore, it is important to identify the factors leading to waste in GUI-based automation testing. Objective: To identify testability requirements and factors associated with waste from literature and practice. Methods:We conducted a literature review to identify the state of knowledge and a two-phased interview with practitioners to capture their subjective opinions and gather their views on the state of knowledge. Results: We identified 16 testability requirements and 14 factors associated with waste in GUI test automation. We classified each of them into SUT-related, test-process-related, test-tool-related, human and organizational, environment and cross-cutting. Conclusions: Our results indicate that the generic testability requirements identified in the literature are also valid for GUI automation testing. Our study identifies new findings in addition to the existing literature.

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Evidence and perceptions on GUI test automation - An Exploratory Study

Polepalle

Kondoju

Badampudi

2022

15th Innovations in Software Engineering Conference

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“…Design for testability techniques (DFT) (Alanen and Ungar 2011;Karimi and Lombardi 2002;Landis 1989;Mathew and Saab 1993), can be used in order to increase observability and controllability of systems.…”

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confidence: 99%