Search for dissertations about: "black box testing"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 23 swedish dissertations containing the words black box testing.
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1. Towards Automated Software Testing : Techniques, Classifications and Frameworks
Abstract : Software is today used in more and different ways than ever before. From refrigerators and cars to space shuttles and smart cards. As such, most software, usually need to adhere to a specification, i.e. READ MORE
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2. Automating Black-Box Property Based Testing
Abstract : Black-box property based testing tools like QuickCheck allow developers to write elegant logical specifications of their programs, while still permitting unrestricted use of the same language features and libraries that simplify writing the programs themselves. This is an improvement over unit testing because a single property can replace a large collection of testcases, and over more heavy-weight white-box testing frameworks that impose restrictions on how properties and tested code are written. READ MORE
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3. Empirical Studies of Software Black Box Testing Techniques : Evaluation and Comparison
Abstract : Software is today used in more and different ways than ever before. From refrigerators and cars to space shuttles and smart cards. As such, most software, usually need to adhere to a specification. Normally, a software engineer goes through a certain process to establish that the software follows a given specification. READ MORE
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4. Property-based testing for functional programs
Abstract : This thesis advances the view that property-based testing is a powerful way of testing functional programs, that has advantages not shared by traditional unit testing. It does this by showing two new applications of property-based testing to functional programming as well as a study of the effectiveness of property-based testing. READ MORE
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5. Model-Based Test Case Generation for Real-Time Systems
Abstract : Testing is the dominant verification technique used in the software industry today. The use of automatic test case execution increases, but the creation of test cases remains manual and thus error prone and expensive. To automate generation and selection of test cases, model-based testing techniques have been suggested. READ MORE