Search for dissertations about: "usage based testing"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 58 swedish dissertations containing the words usage based testing.
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1. Model-Based Protocol Testing in an Erlang Environment
Abstract : Testing is the dominant technique for quality assurance of software systems. It typically consumes considerable resources in development projects, and is often performed in an ad hoc manner. This thesis is concerned with model-based testing, which is an approach to make testing more systematic and more automated. READ MORE
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2. Models for Estimation of Software Faults and Failures in Inspection and Test
Abstract : In software engineering, the quality of software and in particular the software reliability has to be controlled and improved. Hence there is a need for measuring and controlling the number and appearance of software faults and failures. READ MORE
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3. Requirements Engineering with Use Cases - a Basis for Software Development
Abstract : Successful development of software systems depends on the quality of the requirements engineering process. Use cases and scenarios are promising vehicles for eliciting, specifying and validating requirements. This thesis investigates the role of use case modelling in requirements engineering and its relation to system verification and validation. READ MORE
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4. Model Checking-Based Software Testing for Function-Block Diagrams
Abstract : Software testing becomes more complex, more time-consuming, and more expensive. The risk that software errors remain undetected and cause critical failures increases. Consequently, in safety-critical development, testing software is standardized and it requires an engineer to show that tests fully exercise, or cover, the logic of the software. READ MORE
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5. Supporting evidence-based design using lighting simulations : A framework for lighting simulation of visual comfort in building design
Abstract : This research aims to integrate lighting simulation into the evidence-based design process for achieving improved lighting outcomes in built environments with a particular emphasis on visual comfort analysis in office settings. The objectives of the study include 1) understanding the current usage of lighting simulation tools, learning designers’ experiences' and needs, 2) providing a conceptual framework to integrate the use of lighting simulation in the evidence-based design (EBD) process, 3) testing the usage of the conceptual framework (named EBD-SIM) through two field studies. READ MORE