Author: haroonkhan
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Software Testing Basics
The discusses the basics of software testing. Alongside the concepts of when to test, the objectives to aim for, and the required testing thoroughness, it also addresses the basic concepts of testing processes. We also talk about the psychological difficulties that can arise when you are looking for errors in your own work.
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Three-stage training scheme
The Certified Tester training scheme is made up of units with three levels of qualification. For more details, see the ISTQB® [URL: ISTQB] website. The basics of software testing are described in the Foundation Level syllabus. You can then move on to take the Advanced Level exam, which offers a deeper understanding of evaluation and testing skills. The Expert Level certificate is aimed at…
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Certification program for software testers
The ISTQB® Certified Tester program is today seen as the worldwide standard for software testing and quality assurance training. The ISTQB® (International Software Testing Qualifications Board) [URL: ISTQB] coordinates qualification activities in individual countries and ensures the global consistency and comparability of the syllabi and exam papers. National Testing Boards are responsible for publishing and maintaining local content as well…
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Grass-roots knowledge of structured evaluation and testing
This book aims to provide the basic knowledge necessary to set up structured, systematic software evaluation and testing techniques that will help you improve overall software quality. This book does not presume previous knowledge of software quality assurance. It is designed for reference but can also be used for self-study. The text includes a single, continuous…
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High dependency on reliable software
Quality has therefore become a crucial factor for the success of products and companies in the fields of both technical and commercial software. Most companies have recognized their dependence on software, whether relying on the functionality of existing systems or the introduction of new and better ones. Companies therefore constantly invest in their own development…
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Introduction
Software is everywhere! Nowadays there are virtually no devices, machines, or systems that are not partially or entirely controlled by software. Important functionality in cars—such as engine or gear control—have long been software-based, and these are now being complemented by increasingly smart software-based driver assist systems, anti-lock brake systems, parking aids, lane departure systems and,…
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Hauling Equipment
Hauling of materials, machines and/or personnel around and between building sites can be very time consuming, expensive and unproductive. Movement of materials within a short distance can be done by using any one of the movement-equipment explained in the previous section. Transportation between sites of men, machines and materials is usually carried out by using…
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Movement and Hosting Equipment
Materials needed for construction are to be shifted from one place to another which may involve horizontal movement, vertical movement or other type. In such cases the following movement devices, are used: 1. Vertical Movement Devices The vertical movement devices are: (i) Block and Tackle This is a vertical distance movement device which is the…
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Pile Driving Equipment
As discussed earlier piles are generally classified as bored piles or driven piles depending on the method of installation. Only driven piles are to be installed by driving using an equipment. Bored piles are installed after making a hole in the ground and inserting a cage of reinforcement followed by concreting. In some cases reinforcement…
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Compaction Equipment
Compaction is the process by which particles of materials are packed closely together by reducing air void content. In general the compaction is achieved by mechanical means. 1. Mechanical Forces Mechanical forces may be applied by the following ways, viz., by rolling, by kneading, by vibration and by ramming. (i) Rolling In the rolling process…