Algorithm of distributing the team load for IT-project

Iryna, Barska; Teslenko, Pavlo; Fesenko, Tetiana; Voznyi, Oleksandr M.

doi:10.1109/idaacs.2015.7341367

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“…In software engineering, it helps identify potential issues or vulnerabilities by analyzing how errors affect different components within a system or application stack [12]. By understanding how errors propagate throughout a system's architecture, developers gain valuable insights into areas that require attention during the testing phase [6,11].…”

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“…Detecting vulnerabilities and ensuring the protection of sensitive user data is a pivotal component of functionality testing to safeguard against potential threats. Functionality testing is indispensable in ensuring the basic usability of a web project [10,11]. However, it may not provide a comprehensive view of the application's resilience to unforeseen issues and potential error propagation.…”

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Automated Testing of Web Project Functionality With Using of Error Propagation Analysis

Zasornova,

Fedula,

Pavlova

et al. 2023

CSIT

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Automated testing is indispensable in the area of software engineering, particularly for web project functionality, as the complexity of software systems continues to surge. This paper delves into the pivotal role of automated testing and how the integration of error propagation analysis, grounded in chaos theory, can elevate its efficacy. The objective is to elucidate the significance of this methodology and its application in bolstering the reliability and performance of web projects. Automated testing automates the execution of predefined test cases, offering efficiency gains, reduced human error, and swift defect detection in software development. Various testing approaches, including unit testing, integration testing, and regression testing, cater to distinct facets of software functionality, ensuring seamless operation of all components. Web project functionality is integral to the user experience, encompassing navigation menus, forms, and search features. Testing this functionality is imperative to unearth inconsistencies or errors that could compromise user satisfaction and task completion. This paper proposes a methodology for automated testing coupled with error propagation analysis, which involves scrutinizing how errors evolve through a system over time. Chaos theory, a branch of mathematics examining complex systems' behavior, is employed to understand how minor variations in initial conditions can precipitate substantial system behavior shifts. Traditional error propagation analysis hinges on linear, deterministic models, but real-world systems often exhibit non-linear, chaotic characteristics, rendering such models inadequate. Chaos theory's non-linear dynamics model the intricate interactions between input variables and their effects on outputs, capturing the sensitivity of chaotic systems to initial conditions. This approach appreciates system complexity and intricate feedback loops, enhancing error analysis's robustness and accuracy. However, the application of chaos theory introduces complexity and computational demands, necessitating a balance between model intricacy and practicality. The proposed methodology unveil valuable insights into error propagation within web projects' functionality, pinpointing vulnerable components and areas ripe for improvement. The methodology's advantages include the ability to identify potential issues and vulnerabilities, ultimately enhancing web project reliability.

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Section: Methodology For Automated Testing With Error Propagation Ana...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Automated Testing of Web Project Functionality With Using of Error Propagation Analysis

Zasornova,

Fedula,

Pavlova

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CSIT

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The Concept of Creating a Minimum Viable Product and Design-Thinking in the It-Project Team Management

Blyznyukova¹,

Teslenko²,

Данченко³

et al. 2021

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The IT industry, like any other, has its own specifics. There are developed and tested methods for creating and managing IT projects at all levels of formalization from waterfall to flexible. However, the processes of forming and managing the team of any IT project remain poorly structured and uncertain. Modern life is constantly changing the attitude of customers and users of a project's product to project management methodologies. The criteria for assessing the success of a project are steadily shifting towards ensuring the satisfaction of its main stakeholders. To do this, develop new, or use previously unused means. Among them are the technology of design thinking and the concept of creating a minimum viable product (MVP). These tools began to be used in project management processes with the aim of maximizing stakeholder satisfaction. The paper analyzes the technology of using design thinking and shows the feasibility of its use as an element of the IT project management methodology, which applies client-oriented and value-oriented management approaches. However, at this stage, the technology of design thinking is more developed in a psychological and communicative context. Therefore, the use of the algorithm for creating the MVP will allow formalizing the stages of design thinking when creating an IT project product, and the MVP itself will be used as the current version of the IT project product, unlike the existing IT project management tools, it will exist almost from the very start of the IT project. It is clear that the proposed tools will be applied in practice by the IT project team, which usually suffers from "sudden deadlines", constant temporary overloads in the implementation of an IT project. Therefore, it is important to develop mechanisms for the formation, management and training of an IT project team based on design thinking with a minimum viable product as the basis for development.

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Algorithm of distributing the team load for IT-project

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Automated Testing of Web Project Functionality With Using of Error Propagation Analysis

Automated Testing of Web Project Functionality With Using of Error Propagation Analysis

The Concept of Creating a Minimum Viable Product and Design-Thinking in the It-Project Team Management

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