A Survey on Test case selection Using Optimization Techniques in Software Testing
Preeti Bala Thakur
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Preeti Bala Thakur
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This Project Objective is Software Testing using Optimization Techniques. Identification, characterization and automatic prioritization of test cases in software testing using optimization techniques. Proposing a new approach for software testing process, optimizing testing effort, testing complexity, quality & reliability issues. In software development life cycle (SDLC), testing phase is the most important phase. In regression testing there evolves the number of test cases that are impractical to test all. Therefore to overcome this problem, testing phase is done using selected test cases to reduce the effort and get the desired result accurately.
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This Project Objective is Software Testing using Optimization Techniques. Identification, characterization and automatic prioritization of test cases in software testing using optimization techniques. Proposing a new approach for software testing process, optimizing testing effort, testing complexity, quality & reliability issues. In software development life cycle (SDLC), testing phase is the most important phase. In regression testing there evolves the number of test cases that are impractical to test all. Therefore to overcome this problem, testing phase is done using selected test cases to reduce the effort and get the desired result accurately.
Key concepts: Regression testing, Non-regression testing, Software reliability testing, Test Management Approach, Test strategy, Keyword-driven testing, Computer science, Risk-based testing