Testing Criteria

• Testing criteria assists the computer technician in planning the testing process.
• Testing Criteria:

  • Control
  • Efficiency
  • Effectiveness
  • Bug detection
• Control test - Evaluates the efficacy of a system in identifying errors.
• Efficiency test - Capability of doing things with the least loss of time and effort.
• Bug detection - Process of identifying errors occurred while using the computer.
• Software bug is a device error that causes a program to run incorrectly.
• Functionality - Quality of being suited to serve a purpose well.
• Interoperability testing is a software testing that tests the communicaton of softwares.
• Performance testing does not detect functional defects, but remove software or system performance.
• Reliability testing is an attribute of any computer-related element that performs consistently.
• Operating parameter is a set of facts which describes and puts limits on how something should be done.
• Functional testing ensures that the specifications are met by the application properly.
• Unit Testing is performed at individual unit of software and is performed by developers.
• Integration testing is performed by combining all the individual units which are testable.
• System testing is performed to ensure whether the system performs as per the requirements.
• Acceptance testing is performed to verify

  whether the system has met the business requirements.
• Component testing is a software testing type that is performed on each individual component without integration.
• The main objective of component testing is to check the input / output behavior of the test object.
• CTIS (Component Testing in Small) - Performed with the isolation of another component.
• CTIL (Component Testing in Large) - Done without the isolation of other components.