A knowledge‐based test plan generator for incremental unit and integration software testing

Mihajlovic, Zorica; Velašević, D.

doi:10.1002/(sici)1099-1689(199812)8:4<191::aid-stvr168>3.3.co;2-0

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“…SMIT has four main planning features: * the plan presentation of a global software project task in the form of the hierarchy of activities and networks, • the support to activities of sottware projects and objects referenced within activities, • the possibility to include planning details selectively, and • the capability to automatically generate the detailed plan of unit and integration testing starting from a global task of planning testing and based upon the input software structure of the global task [6]. The first among these features are the most relevant for processing the project's change history.…”

Section: Planning With Smitmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Checking the recorded progress concerns the correctness of the data entered in the activity attributes. It is analogous to checking the data integrity of a plan in the planning mode [6]. Aggregating the recorded progress encompasses computing the data in composite activities based upon the data in their subordinate activities.…”

Section: Tracking With Smitmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The task of defining the tracking details enables us to do this. This task is analogous to the task of defining the planning details in the planning mode [6]. The planning details are equally important and independent one from another.…”

Section: Tracking With Smitmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Tracking software projects with the integrated version control in SMIT

Mihajlovic¹,

Velašević

2001

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The purpose of the software project tracking and oversight process is to provide visibility into actual progress so that management can take corrective actions when the project's performance deviates significantly from the plans. The sequence of the project's performances forms the project's change history. The new SMIT tool for planning and tracking software projects with the additional capability to process the project's change history is presented in the paper. This additional capability is based upon the integration of version control into the standard planning and tracking capabilities of the tool. It facilitates the project's postmortem analysis and helps us to manage future projects. Since the history contains valuable data it enables us to learn from mistakes and good examples. Comparing two performances is the important type of processing the project's change history. SMIT accomplishes this type of processing in the context of tracking and thus surpasses the solution based on the standard tools for project management and version control. In addition, SMIT reduces the number of interactions needed to compare two performances from 61% to 88% for the example projects considered.

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Section: Planning With Smitmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Tracking With Smitmentioning

confidence: 99%