2019International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring EngineeringOpen access

A Regression Test Based on the Test Case Prioritization Techniques by using the Nature of Bees

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The software testing is a crucial role in the software development lifecycle. Testing can be done by the user who have full knowledge on the software, who has no knowledge and who has knowledge little bit on the software and the software testing can be tested in various level with various tests like unit, integrate, user, regression, acceptance etc.. The major and most important test is the regression testing. To perform the regression testing it takes more time. The current paper was focused on the regression testing to reduce the execution time and to improve the faults detection rate by considering the parameter of change coverage. The proposed system uses the test case prioritization techniques by using the nature of the bees. After performing the experimental study on an open source applications, the proposed system shows the efficiency and effectiveness in terms of the runtime and detecting faults when compared with the traditional system.

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The software testing is a crucial role in the software development lifecycle. Testing can be done by the user who have full knowledge on the software, who has no knowledge and who has knowledge little bit on the software and the software testing can be tested in various level with various tests like unit, integrate, user, regression, acceptance etc.. The major and most important test is the regression testing. To perform the regression testing it takes more time. The current paper was focused on the regression testing to reduce the execution time and to improve the faults detection rate by considering the parameter of change coverage. The proposed system uses the test case prioritization techniques by using the nature of the bees. After performing the experimental study on an open source applications, the proposed system shows the efficiency and effectiveness in terms of the runtime and detecting faults when compared with the traditional system.

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The software testing is a crucial role in the software development lifecycle. Testing can be done by the user who have full knowledge on the software, who has no knowledge and who has knowledge little bit on the software and the software testing can be tested in various level with various tests like unit, integrate, user, regression, acceptance etc.. The major and most important test is the regression testing. To perform the regression testing it takes more time. The current paper was focused on the regression testing to reduce the execution time and to improve the faults detection rate by considering the parameter of change coverage. The proposed system uses the test case prioritization techniques by using the nature of the bees. After performing the experimental study on an open source applications, the proposed system shows the efficiency and effectiveness in terms of the runtime and detecting faults when compared with the traditional system.

Key concepts: Regression testing, Risk-based testing, Software regression, Non-regression testing, Computer science, Test Management Approach, Reliability engineering, Manual testing

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