EuroSTAR Software Testing Presentations Archive
A full library of presentations from all previous EuroSTAR's from 1999 up to the present
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'Model Based testing' Publications
This presentation will go into detail regarding the current
state of Model Based Testing and its future while also sharing
experiences from a pilot project with Model Based Testing.
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2008 Conference
This presentation looks at the deployment of a Model Based
Testing solution to a project of migrating a critical financial
application.
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2008 Conference
In this presentation, model based techniques for quality control
are discussed along with their advantages and disadvantages.
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2008 Conference
This presentation looks at a solution that generates keywords
sequences to be executed on the System under Test
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2007 Conference
This presentation will introduce processes for undertaking MBT
and highlight where there are different to traditional testing.
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2007 Conference
This presentation shows ways in which you can implement model
based testing in your organisation
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2006 Conference
This presentation gives a practical introduction to model based
testing, showing how to write models in UML 2.0 for testing
purposes.
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2006 Conference, UML
A discussion looking at what has been phrased the Use Case
Problem and explains why testers should speak out against it.
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2005 Conference
This presentation looks at model based testing using UML 2.0
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2005 Conference
This talk looks at Model Based Testing in its ultimate form.
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2005 Conference
This presentation takes a look at the use of quality modelling
for identifying test objectives
Archived as
Model Based testing, 1999 Conference
This presentation will show how to use open source tools for
model based testing, without having to learn complex new techniques
and/or having to invest in expensive programs.
Based on state transition diagrams and "key word" driven Excel
sheets, it is demonstrated that you can start experimenting with
model based testing. I present a method for online, offline tests
and also how to automate these tests.
This is an experimental demonstration of the tools for test- or
project managers, testers and programmers. The first half will be
general, the second half more technical.
Key points:
• Model based testing and test automation
• Using open source tools
• Demonstrating state transition diagrams for testing
Archived as
Model Based testing, 2010 Conference, Bert Zuurke